Translations From Charles Baudelaire With a Few Original Poems
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M. T. SI IN MEMORY OF E. M. T.
Dear patient sufFerer, thou hast ebb'd away ; Yes, gone at last, after long years of pain And wasting strength : we shall not see again That form which years ago did seem so gay. And no November thine — in life's young May Thou hast departed ; but ah ! why complain ? Thou chantest now in heaven a choral strain Sweeter than any earthly roundelay. So friends depart, how swiftly ! Not long since My own loved sister was removed from earth ; Dear mourners, then, I symp...athise with you, Who, muffled up in sadness, deeply rue Her death who now begins a second birth, Wrapt in His arms who is of peace the Prince.
2gth No'vembery 1 858.
5g WRITTEN IN DEVON.
WRITTEN IN DEVON.
Green fields surround me ; near are rose-crown'd bowers ; Above me there is spread the fair blue sky, A glorious and celestial canopy Serenely smiling on the day's bright hours. How soft and calm the air ! Pervading powers Are present : I their hovering wings feel nigh, And like a thousand diamonds, lustrously The sunlit water sparkles on the flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. T. SI IN MEMORY OF E. M. T.
Dear patient sufFerer, thou hast ebb'd away ; Yes, gone at last, after long years of pain And wasting strength : we shall not see again That form which years ago did seem so gay. And no November thine — in life's young May Thou hast departed ; but ah ! why complain ? Thou chantest now in heaven a choral strain Sweeter than any earthly roundelay. So friends depart, how swiftly ! Not long since My own loved sister was removed from earth ; Dear mourners, then, I symp...athise with you, Who, muffled up in sadness, deeply rue Her death who now begins a second birth, Wrapt in His arms who is of peace the Prince.
2gth No'vembery 1 858.
5g WRITTEN IN DEVON.
WRITTEN IN DEVON.
Green fields surround me ; near are rose-crown'd bowers ; Above me there is spread the fair blue sky, A glorious and celestial canopy Serenely smiling on the day's bright hours. How soft and calm the air ! Pervading powers Are present : I their hovering wings feel nigh, And like a thousand diamonds, lustrously The sunlit water sparkles on the flowers.
What to read after Translations From Charles Baudelaire With a Few Original Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Herne Shepherd to read onlineMoreLess
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