The Spirit of Love, And Other Poems
The Spirit of Love, And Other Poems
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Lead me to the eternal goal.
Clothe inspiration's hour.
Fanning our flights upon the way.
With liquid notes that Gods do play!
POEMS WRITTEN TO PERSONS AND PLACES if^i^/^-pO ^TPW^ HOCKWOLD HALL^ TO THEIR HIGHNESSES PRINCE AND PRINCESS Let my thoughts return to Hockwold, Hockwold ever fair and smiling, With its fields and paths beguiling Many a flower in their fold.
Where are then such happy hours Spent near London's gloomy towers, Or such charm of country bowers, Where the city's heart grows co...ld ?
Noble Prince, thine house extending Every hospitable sign.
Draws the pen to trace — pretending To no grandeur in its line — Yet some vain attempt to mingle With poetic art my strain; And from many a talent, single • Those that bear thy royal train!
Of the sports and country pleasures, ^ Written after a visit at Hockwold Hall.
148 HOCKWOLD HALL Where the hand and eye excel; Of those priceless Indian treasures On thy walls this pen would tell.
Of fair Hockwold's smiling acres, Where the pheasant's golden wing Rises from the autumn keepers, Yet to fall, these lines would sing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lead me to the eternal goal.
Clothe inspiration's hour.
Fanning our flights upon the way.
With liquid notes that Gods do play!
POEMS WRITTEN TO PERSONS AND PLACES if^i^/^-pO ^TPW^ HOCKWOLD HALL^ TO THEIR HIGHNESSES PRINCE AND PRINCESS Let my thoughts return to Hockwold, Hockwold ever fair and smiling, With its fields and paths beguiling Many a flower in their fold.
Where are then such happy hours Spent near London's gloomy towers, Or such charm of country bowers, Where the city's heart grows co...ld ?
Noble Prince, thine house extending Every hospitable sign.
Draws the pen to trace — pretending To no grandeur in its line — Yet some vain attempt to mingle With poetic art my strain; And from many a talent, single • Those that bear thy royal train!
Of the sports and country pleasures, ^ Written after a visit at Hockwold Hall.
148 HOCKWOLD HALL Where the hand and eye excel; Of those priceless Indian treasures On thy walls this pen would tell.
Of fair Hockwold's smiling acres, Where the pheasant's golden wing Rises from the autumn keepers, Yet to fall, these lines would sing.
What to read after The Spirit of Love, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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