The Western Home, And Other Poems
The Western Home, And Other Poems
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Into his baby-bosom.
Word nor sound - Pass' d 'tween that mother and her youngling child, — Too young to syllable the simplest name, — And yet, methought, they interchanged a vow Calmly beneath the unfathomable deep Together to go down, and that her arm Should closely clasp him mid its coral caves.
The peril pass'd; but the deep eloquence Of that communion might not be forgot.
A youth and maiden, on the banks of Tweed, Roved, mid the vernal flowers. At distance rose The towers of Abbotsford, am...ong the trees, Hosted by Google 188 UNSPOKEN LANGUAGE.
Which he, the great magician, who at will Could summon "spirits from the vasty deep," Had loved to plant.
Methought of him they spake, Disporting in the fields of old romance With Ivanhoe, or the proud knight who fell At Flodden-field. Then, as the sun drew low.
They sate them down, where the fresh heather , grew, Listing, perchance, the descant of the birds, Or ripple of the stream. The hazel eye Of the young dweller 'neath the Eildon-HiUs Perused the fair one's brow, till o'er it stole A deeper colouring than the rose-leaf tinge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Into his baby-bosom.
Word nor sound - Pass' d 'tween that mother and her youngling child, — Too young to syllable the simplest name, — And yet, methought, they interchanged a vow Calmly beneath the unfathomable deep Together to go down, and that her arm Should closely clasp him mid its coral caves.
The peril pass'd; but the deep eloquence Of that communion might not be forgot.
A youth and maiden, on the banks of Tweed, Roved, mid the vernal flowers. At distance rose The towers of Abbotsford, am...ong the trees, Hosted by Google 188 UNSPOKEN LANGUAGE.
Which he, the great magician, who at will Could summon "spirits from the vasty deep," Had loved to plant.
Methought of him they spake, Disporting in the fields of old romance With Ivanhoe, or the proud knight who fell At Flodden-field. Then, as the sun drew low.
They sate them down, where the fresh heather , grew, Listing, perchance, the descant of the birds, Or ripple of the stream. The hazel eye Of the young dweller 'neath the Eildon-HiUs Perused the fair one's brow, till o'er it stole A deeper colouring than the rose-leaf tinge.
What to read after The Western Home, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigourney Lydia Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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