The Voices of the Wind And Other Poems
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Here we find those we knew When life was gay, Ere death had ventured to Snatch them away. Now will thy spirit sigh In the re-union thrill, With sweet communion, till The dawn of the morn leads us down from the sky. Suddenly changing, they Fade from the sight : Gone, like a cloud, away Is our delight. DREAM-WORLD. 127 Lethe's stream drowns the dream, Yet Memory treasures all, Till we the pleasures call, And from Elysian the vision redeem. THE MOONLIGHT SERENADE. "nRWAS a bliss sublime, In the ol...den time, When the lover was suffered his love to tell, To list to the chime Of the music and rhyme That came from the love-song's ritornel ; And nought was so sweet to the Spanish maid As the song of the moonlight serenade. How the maiden sighed As her lover hied THE MOONLIGHT SERENADE. 129 To the open casement, or lattice bower ! It was sweet to her soul, The erotic roll Of fervor that flowed from his wild guitar ; But many a maiden has been betrayed By the song of the moonlight serenade. There's a legended tale, How a father did wail And weep for the loss of Zetella, his child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here we find those we knew When life was gay, Ere death had ventured to Snatch them away. Now will thy spirit sigh In the re-union thrill, With sweet communion, till The dawn of the morn leads us down from the sky. Suddenly changing, they Fade from the sight : Gone, like a cloud, away Is our delight. DREAM-WORLD. 127 Lethe's stream drowns the dream, Yet Memory treasures all, Till we the pleasures call, And from Elysian the vision redeem. THE MOONLIGHT SERENADE. "nRWAS a bliss sublime, In the ol...den time, When the lover was suffered his love to tell, To list to the chime Of the music and rhyme That came from the love-song's ritornel ; And nought was so sweet to the Spanish maid As the song of the moonlight serenade. How the maiden sighed As her lover hied THE MOONLIGHT SERENADE. 129 To the open casement, or lattice bower ! It was sweet to her soul, The erotic roll Of fervor that flowed from his wild guitar ; But many a maiden has been betrayed By the song of the moonlight serenade. There's a legended tale, How a father did wail And weep for the loss of Zetella, his child.
What to read after The Voices of the Wind And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Fishe Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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