A Dream of Dreams, the Charge & Other Poems
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Cease not thy notes, O chanter ; for in them Oft steal the sounds of some forgotten hymn !
Sonnet — To Solitude Within thy sacred realm, Solitude!
There is a solemn silence pure and deep, Where winds of meditation softly sweep Across thy mystic throne in thoughtful mood ; For never there the social cares intrude.
But Cometh peace to soothe the weary mind Which in thy haven sweet may ever find A bliss akin to that of gentle sleep.
Thy vast domain the home of nature be ; Whence visions of the tru...er worship spring, To lead the spirit of the strong to see The wealth and glory, which around thee cling.
And there the soul may find a wisdom true.
The heart may learn what Knowledge never knew!
46 A Dream of Dreams and Other Poems Sonnet — To the Dove When from the topmost limb, O gentle Dove, The sighing breezes bear thy cooing low Across the waters that beneath thee flow, There steals a thrill of pure, contented love Within the notes of solemn sounds above; And to the lazy loneliness of Spring Thy song a drowsy haiTnony doth bring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cease not thy notes, O chanter ; for in them Oft steal the sounds of some forgotten hymn !
Sonnet — To Solitude Within thy sacred realm, Solitude!
There is a solemn silence pure and deep, Where winds of meditation softly sweep Across thy mystic throne in thoughtful mood ; For never there the social cares intrude.
But Cometh peace to soothe the weary mind Which in thy haven sweet may ever find A bliss akin to that of gentle sleep.
Thy vast domain the home of nature be ; Whence visions of the tru...er worship spring, To lead the spirit of the strong to see The wealth and glory, which around thee cling.
And there the soul may find a wisdom true.
The heart may learn what Knowledge never knew!
46 A Dream of Dreams and Other Poems Sonnet — To the Dove When from the topmost limb, O gentle Dove, The sighing breezes bear thy cooing low Across the waters that beneath thee flow, There steals a thrill of pure, contented love Within the notes of solemn sounds above; And to the lazy loneliness of Spring Thy song a drowsy haiTnony doth bring.
What to read after A Dream of Dreams, the Charge & Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rayburn, Carl Bryan. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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