Ulah And Other Poems
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Well do I know that the summers I love Dwell there forever, unshadowed by gloom; Royal their presence, unfading their bloom: Pain would my spirit thy loveliness prove.
Fountain of- happiness, dwelling of love.
Yet, were thy beauty but tinsel and glare ; Yet, were thy summers unwelcome and cold, HEAVEN. 219 Did 1 not know that thy sunshine of gold Smiles o'er the loved ones who wait for me there, Clad in the garments the cherubim wear.
Oh! let thick darkness rest over my head; Let duU-visaged ca...re bear contentment away; Across my sad soul flies thy vision of day ; And faith to my heart's secret altar is led, With peace, sweet consoler, eternally wed.
Sweet heaven ! the thought of thy blessedness falls Upon me, like rain from the river of Life ; And out of time's bitterness, out of its strife, My soul, like a bird, in the fierce tempest calls For rest by the side of thy sheltering walls.
THE LESSON.
Don't be frightened, little bird!
But your chirping voice I heard Underneath the apple tree ; And I said, " I '11 go and see ; " Thinking I perhaps might find Some new lesson for the mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well do I know that the summers I love Dwell there forever, unshadowed by gloom; Royal their presence, unfading their bloom: Pain would my spirit thy loveliness prove.
Fountain of- happiness, dwelling of love.
Yet, were thy beauty but tinsel and glare ; Yet, were thy summers unwelcome and cold, HEAVEN. 219 Did 1 not know that thy sunshine of gold Smiles o'er the loved ones who wait for me there, Clad in the garments the cherubim wear.
Oh! let thick darkness rest over my head; Let duU-visaged ca...re bear contentment away; Across my sad soul flies thy vision of day ; And faith to my heart's secret altar is led, With peace, sweet consoler, eternally wed.
Sweet heaven ! the thought of thy blessedness falls Upon me, like rain from the river of Life ; And out of time's bitterness, out of its strife, My soul, like a bird, in the fierce tempest calls For rest by the side of thy sheltering walls.
THE LESSON.
Don't be frightened, little bird!
But your chirping voice I heard Underneath the apple tree ; And I said, " I '11 go and see ; " Thinking I perhaps might find Some new lesson for the mind.
What to read after Ulah And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Theodocia Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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