A Tale of Eternity, And Other Poems
A Tale of Eternity, And Other Poems
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151 Pass gaily on in glory through the gate Of your new life, beneath this Bridal-Dawn ; And when from future days the veil is drawn All happy fortunes for you lie in wait ! And, looking on your bliss, with proudest flush May the dear Mother's face be glorified. We, now the sound hath ceased, will stand outside Your Portals — all hearts praying mid the hush. THE BONNY BRIDELAND FLOWER. |~N the Brideland sleeping, Nestled Beauty's Flower ; Came the Lover peeping Into her green bower ; On her fac...e hung tender As a drop of dew ; With her virgin splendour Thrilling through and through. Now, the shy, sweet maiden Softly droops her head : All her heart is laden With his coming tread ! THE BONNY BRIDELAND FLOWER. 153 Now the new dawn breaketh In a blush of bliss ; The Beloved waketh At her Troth-love's kiss. In our dull grey weather We have seen her bloom ; Fain as Exiles gather Round some flower from Home ; Seen the face that never Fades away, but gleams, With its still smile, ever Through the land of Dreams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
151 Pass gaily on in glory through the gate Of your new life, beneath this Bridal-Dawn ; And when from future days the veil is drawn All happy fortunes for you lie in wait ! And, looking on your bliss, with proudest flush May the dear Mother's face be glorified. We, now the sound hath ceased, will stand outside Your Portals — all hearts praying mid the hush. THE BONNY BRIDELAND FLOWER. |~N the Brideland sleeping, Nestled Beauty's Flower ; Came the Lover peeping Into her green bower ; On her fac...e hung tender As a drop of dew ; With her virgin splendour Thrilling through and through. Now, the shy, sweet maiden Softly droops her head : All her heart is laden With his coming tread ! THE BONNY BRIDELAND FLOWER. 153 Now the new dawn breaketh In a blush of bliss ; The Beloved waketh At her Troth-love's kiss. In our dull grey weather We have seen her bloom ; Fain as Exiles gather Round some flower from Home ; Seen the face that never Fades away, but gleams, With its still smile, ever Through the land of Dreams.
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