Verses
Verses
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Will brighter ones, and fairer far, Usurp my Avonted place, And linger oft as I have done.
Each kindly look to trace ?
Still shall the thought of those bright hours Come through the years to me, And I will spend in memory A J)lissful hour with thee ! 1853.
TO M. A. W.
If I wore to choose a wreath for thee, Sister, O what should the flowerets be ? Roses and lilies are passing fair. And well would become thy glossy hair ; Bnt yet, though the flowers of earth be gay, Soon, all too soon, will they ...fade away !
21 But the wreath, O sister, the wreath for thee, Is one that will last through eternity ! And when this life like a dream has passed, May that glorious wreath be thine at last ! May it cover thy brow on that last dread day, The amaranth crown that fades not away I 1853.
TO I DO not ask that life may be A path of thornless flowers to thee, Nor ask I that thy days may glide In one unruffled peaceful tide.
That " as thy days thy strength may be, " Tim, this is what I wish for thee.
I ask, that while the sun doth shine, A thankful heart may e'er be thine ; And when thy sky begins to lour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will brighter ones, and fairer far, Usurp my Avonted place, And linger oft as I have done.
Each kindly look to trace ?
Still shall the thought of those bright hours Come through the years to me, And I will spend in memory A J)lissful hour with thee ! 1853.
TO M. A. W.
If I wore to choose a wreath for thee, Sister, O what should the flowerets be ? Roses and lilies are passing fair. And well would become thy glossy hair ; Bnt yet, though the flowers of earth be gay, Soon, all too soon, will they ...fade away !
21 But the wreath, O sister, the wreath for thee, Is one that will last through eternity ! And when this life like a dream has passed, May that glorious wreath be thine at last ! May it cover thy brow on that last dread day, The amaranth crown that fades not away I 1853.
TO I DO not ask that life may be A path of thornless flowers to thee, Nor ask I that thy days may glide In one unruffled peaceful tide.
That " as thy days thy strength may be, " Tim, this is what I wish for thee.
I ask, that while the sun doth shine, A thankful heart may e'er be thine ; And when thy sky begins to lour.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Rosling to read onlineMoreLess
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