The Rhyme of the Border War a Historical Poem of the Late Kansas Missouri Guerr
The Rhyme of the Border War a Historical Poem of the Late Kansas Missouri Guerr
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" Ethel ! my beautiful ! mine own !
To look upon thy face inspires Sweet dreams I ne er before have known And kindles all love s sacred fires.
" My burning love my soul will scorch If thou dost not hasten to my side, It will consume me like a torch If thou art not soon my blushing bride.
" For every moment kept from thee Is bliss that s lost forevermore A gulf of sorrow unto me, Where waves in fury lash the shore. 8 ii 4 THE POET AND SONG.
" You look so fair I deem it true You bathe in dew of H...eaven-grown flowers Which God did plant Himself for you About his angel-builded bowers.
" On purple pinions, wing the Hours The happy Hours happy since you see them fly And lovelier are the beauteous flowers Whene er they know that thou art nigh.
" Sweet Ethel ! fairest flower of love !
Oh, fairest flower of womanhood I deem there s not in Heaven above Another one so fair, dear, sweet and good.
" The perfume of thy love for me, Is sweeter than scent of rose so bright, Though queen of all the flowers that be, It has not the sweets which thy charms unite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ethel ! my beautiful ! mine own !
To look upon thy face inspires Sweet dreams I ne er before have known And kindles all love s sacred fires.
" My burning love my soul will scorch If thou dost not hasten to my side, It will consume me like a torch If thou art not soon my blushing bride.
" For every moment kept from thee Is bliss that s lost forevermore A gulf of sorrow unto me, Where waves in fury lash the shore. 8 ii 4 THE POET AND SONG.
" You look so fair I deem it true You bathe in dew of H...eaven-grown flowers Which God did plant Himself for you About his angel-builded bowers.
" On purple pinions, wing the Hours The happy Hours happy since you see them fly And lovelier are the beauteous flowers Whene er they know that thou art nigh.
" Sweet Ethel ! fairest flower of love !
Oh, fairest flower of womanhood I deem there s not in Heaven above Another one so fair, dear, sweet and good.
" The perfume of thy love for me, Is sweeter than scent of rose so bright, Though queen of all the flowers that be, It has not the sweets which thy charms unite.
What to read after The Rhyme of the Border War a Historical Poem of the Late Kansas Missouri Guerr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Brower Peacock to read onlineMoreLess
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