The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 1
The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 1
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And told of twenty years that 1 had spent Far from my native land. That instant came A robin on the threshold ; though so tame.
At first he looked distrustful, almost shy, And cast on me his coal-black steadfast eye.
And seem'd to say (past friendship to renew) " Ah ha ! old worn-out soldier, is it j'ou ? "' Through the room ranged the imprison'd humble bee.
And bomb'd, and bounced, and struggled to be free ; Dashing against the panes with sullen roar, That threw their diamond sunlight on the f...loor ; That floor, clean sanded, where my fancy stray'd.
O'er undulating waves the broom had made, Reminding me of those of hideous forms That met us as we pass'd the Cape of Storms, Where high and loud they break, and peace comes never ; 172 ROBERT BLOOMFIELD.
They roll and foam, and roll and foam for ever.
But here was peace, that peace which home can yield The grasshopper, the partridge in the field, And ticking clock, were all at once become The substitutes for clarion, fife, and drum.
"While thus I mused, still gazing, gazing still On beds of moss that spread the window sill, I deem'd no moss my eyes had ever seen Had been so lovely, brilliant, fresh, and green.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And told of twenty years that 1 had spent Far from my native land. That instant came A robin on the threshold ; though so tame.
At first he looked distrustful, almost shy, And cast on me his coal-black steadfast eye.
And seem'd to say (past friendship to renew) " Ah ha ! old worn-out soldier, is it j'ou ? "' Through the room ranged the imprison'd humble bee.
And bomb'd, and bounced, and struggled to be free ; Dashing against the panes with sullen roar, That threw their diamond sunlight on the f...loor ; That floor, clean sanded, where my fancy stray'd.
O'er undulating waves the broom had made, Reminding me of those of hideous forms That met us as we pass'd the Cape of Storms, Where high and loud they break, and peace comes never ; 172 ROBERT BLOOMFIELD.
They roll and foam, and roll and foam for ever.
But here was peace, that peace which home can yield The grasshopper, the partridge in the field, And ticking clock, were all at once become The substitutes for clarion, fife, and drum.
"While thus I mused, still gazing, gazing still On beds of moss that spread the window sill, I deem'd no moss my eyes had ever seen Had been so lovely, brilliant, fresh, and green.
What to read after The Poets And Poetry of the Nineteenth Century volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred H Alfred Henry Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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