The Three Spirits And Other Poems
The Three Spirits And Other Poems
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Ah, what a sense of loneliness Clings darkling round the heart, When one we love the best on earth Is summon'd to depart, 60 TO A rniEND.
And, broken-string' d, the harp of life Gives out no music-atraiu, Save the low, wailing sounds that come Through mem'ry's sad refrain.
Dear friend of mine, though such thy lot, And the dull grave has claim'd Her who was erst thy soul's delight, Thy best beloved named ; Tet comfort take ; Death only makes The mortal part his prize ; The soul ethereal finds a ...home Of bliss, in yonder skies.
Xo gloomy retrospect is thine.
Of bitterness and strife ; No clouds hang o'er the vision'd past That mark'd thy wedded life ; But thou canst fondly backward gaze On days of bliss no more, Now her frail bark of life has reach'd.
At length, th' eternal shore.
Dear to thine inmost heart, indeed, Shall her remembrance be, Whose love from deep heart-fountains flow'd, Exhaustless still for thee ; And thou shalt teach, in after years, Thy children to revere The mem'ry of a mother true, For such they found in her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, what a sense of loneliness Clings darkling round the heart, When one we love the best on earth Is summon'd to depart, 60 TO A rniEND.
And, broken-string' d, the harp of life Gives out no music-atraiu, Save the low, wailing sounds that come Through mem'ry's sad refrain.
Dear friend of mine, though such thy lot, And the dull grave has claim'd Her who was erst thy soul's delight, Thy best beloved named ; Tet comfort take ; Death only makes The mortal part his prize ; The soul ethereal finds a ...home Of bliss, in yonder skies.
Xo gloomy retrospect is thine.
Of bitterness and strife ; No clouds hang o'er the vision'd past That mark'd thy wedded life ; But thou canst fondly backward gaze On days of bliss no more, Now her frail bark of life has reach'd.
At length, th' eternal shore.
Dear to thine inmost heart, indeed, Shall her remembrance be, Whose love from deep heart-fountains flow'd, Exhaustless still for thee ; And thou shalt teach, in after years, Thy children to revere The mem'ry of a mother true, For such they found in her.
What to read after The Three Spirits And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Knott to read onlineMoreLess
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