Versions And Verses
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A. GRUN.
1 1 7"HEN on thy cherry lips I hung, And drank the perfume of thy breath, I dreamt of parting, and of woe, And dreamt of thee, as cold in death.
And now, as by thy grave I stand, I dream but of Love's time of bliss, Of cheeks that rivalled e'en the rose, And of thy long, impassioned kiss.
Hosted by Google DISSIMILAR SORROW. 37 DISSIMILAE SORROW.
A. GRtJN.
1DESIDE a grave, on bended knee, A maiden plants a poplar-tree : '^ Poplar ! grow towards the sky ; Released, Ms spirit soared on hi...gh ; To Heaven every twig incline, As prayer points these hands of mine : Towards the stars each leaf arise, As thither turn my longing eyes : To him ! to him ! above ! above !
May^st grow a monument of love ; So planted on his grave, tree.
The image of my sorrow be ! '' Beside a grave, on bended knee, A sad youth plants a willow-tree : Hosted by Google 38 DISSIMILAR SORROW, " willow! grow towards the ground; She lies beneath this grassy mound : Drip gentle dews upon her head, As on her grave my tears are shed : And in thy leafy arms enfold The form that Death snatched from my hold : To her!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. GRUN.
1 1 7"HEN on thy cherry lips I hung, And drank the perfume of thy breath, I dreamt of parting, and of woe, And dreamt of thee, as cold in death.
And now, as by thy grave I stand, I dream but of Love's time of bliss, Of cheeks that rivalled e'en the rose, And of thy long, impassioned kiss.
Hosted by Google DISSIMILAR SORROW. 37 DISSIMILAE SORROW.
A. GRtJN.
1DESIDE a grave, on bended knee, A maiden plants a poplar-tree : '^ Poplar ! grow towards the sky ; Released, Ms spirit soared on hi...gh ; To Heaven every twig incline, As prayer points these hands of mine : Towards the stars each leaf arise, As thither turn my longing eyes : To him ! to him ! above ! above !
May^st grow a monument of love ; So planted on his grave, tree.
The image of my sorrow be ! '' Beside a grave, on bended knee, A sad youth plants a willow-tree : Hosted by Google 38 DISSIMILAR SORROW, " willow! grow towards the ground; She lies beneath this grassy mound : Drip gentle dews upon her head, As on her grave my tears are shed : And in thy leafy arms enfold The form that Death snatched from my hold : To her!
What to read after Versions And Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Dexter to read onlineMoreLess
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