The Village Grammar School And Other Poems
The Village Grammar School And Other Poems
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Alas, I dream of early days !
And my heart wanders through the maze POEMS.
Of boyish years — with feelings rife, Events, that colour after life.
And now the beam of mind is thrown On one dear spot — no more my own — Endeared by every social tie, Friendship — and Love that cannot die.
Its groves and lawns are verdant still — And busy Mind revives at will The freshness of each flower and tree, Alas, that bloom no more for me ! — There was an angel in that spot, Or trees and flowers, remembered no...t, Had perished from my mind ere this, Ingulf'd with other memories.
I then was young — a simple child — Yet, oh ! on me the angel smiled — Smiled — it may be as children do, Yet still her infant smiles seem new, Still haunt my heart ! — for now that child, Who, child like, on her playmate smiled, 51 POEMS.
Is sprung to womanhood ; and oh ! Her eyes of light and breasts of snow, Diviner made by Memory's beam, And woven in a youthful dream, Are to my mind's eye — as the forms Which Fancy generates and warms, For whom was broken many a lance In days of chivalric romance !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas, I dream of early days !
And my heart wanders through the maze POEMS.
Of boyish years — with feelings rife, Events, that colour after life.
And now the beam of mind is thrown On one dear spot — no more my own — Endeared by every social tie, Friendship — and Love that cannot die.
Its groves and lawns are verdant still — And busy Mind revives at will The freshness of each flower and tree, Alas, that bloom no more for me ! — There was an angel in that spot, Or trees and flowers, remembered no...t, Had perished from my mind ere this, Ingulf'd with other memories.
I then was young — a simple child — Yet, oh ! on me the angel smiled — Smiled — it may be as children do, Yet still her infant smiles seem new, Still haunt my heart ! — for now that child, Who, child like, on her playmate smiled, 51 POEMS.
Is sprung to womanhood ; and oh ! Her eyes of light and breasts of snow, Diviner made by Memory's beam, And woven in a youthful dream, Are to my mind's eye — as the forms Which Fancy generates and warms, For whom was broken many a lance In days of chivalric romance !
What to read after The Village Grammar School And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Thomas Maude to read onlineMoreLess
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