The Spirit Dirge, And Other Poems
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TO ALICE.
"When the autumn pines are sighing And the withered leaves are still ; When the sunset flush is lying On the cloud encircled hill; Then I 'm thinking, always thinking, Thinking till the stars are blinking From their high aerial "VA'ay, Thinking that the world is drinking From the poet's rills alway.
Then from out the silent chambcrs^ Of the soul, in long array, Come the forms of thoughts long hidden From the blessed light of day : And I bless them, and I dress them In wild numbers, an...d address theiri To the hearts that feel alway, — Thinking that the world may guess them J Cfuess the meaning they convey.
Thus I sit, and thi5S I ponder.
Till my spirit inly grieves, — Ponder till the starry midnight Leaves her footprints on the leaves ; Ponder till the restless midnight Sees the gi'ey dawn's glimmering light, — • Ponder till the weary vision From the far famed fields El^'sian Sinks, exhausted with its flight.
AUTUMN.
0, with what glory comes and goes the year. — Longfellow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO ALICE.
"When the autumn pines are sighing And the withered leaves are still ; When the sunset flush is lying On the cloud encircled hill; Then I 'm thinking, always thinking, Thinking till the stars are blinking From their high aerial "VA'ay, Thinking that the world is drinking From the poet's rills alway.
Then from out the silent chambcrs^ Of the soul, in long array, Come the forms of thoughts long hidden From the blessed light of day : And I bless them, and I dress them In wild numbers, an...d address theiri To the hearts that feel alway, — Thinking that the world may guess them J Cfuess the meaning they convey.
Thus I sit, and thi5S I ponder.
Till my spirit inly grieves, — Ponder till the starry midnight Leaves her footprints on the leaves ; Ponder till the restless midnight Sees the gi'ey dawn's glimmering light, — • Ponder till the weary vision From the far famed fields El^'sian Sinks, exhausted with its flight.
AUTUMN.
0, with what glory comes and goes the year. — Longfellow.
What to read after The Spirit Dirge, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregg, Currie to read onlineMoreLess
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