A Tale of the Sea Sonnets And Other Poems
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so pale, so thin, — each feature Stamped with the seal of care and misery !
" Take heart ! for sorrow cannot last for ever ; Passions of man, like sea-tides, ebb and flow ; Death but a little while doth from us sever Our dearest friends, who unto glory go ! But we shall meet again, where grief and sadness, Darkness and change, and death have no control ; Burst through this life-cocoon to a world of gladness, A disembodied, free, immortal soul ! " Time spread his wings. Yet though of higher stat...ion, Polly would never leave that humble cot, A Tale of the Sea. 49 Which at all seasons was her habitation, From whence she oft would wander to the spot, That heard their last adieus in words love-telling, Sinking like music in sweet memory's cell, — There, when the sea of thought was wildly swelling, She'd lull its storms by uttering that farewell.
The day was beautiful, the flowers were springing, And summer warblers sang divinest lays, The village bells were changes sweetly ringing, And all earth echoed with responsive praise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
so pale, so thin, — each feature Stamped with the seal of care and misery !
" Take heart ! for sorrow cannot last for ever ; Passions of man, like sea-tides, ebb and flow ; Death but a little while doth from us sever Our dearest friends, who unto glory go ! But we shall meet again, where grief and sadness, Darkness and change, and death have no control ; Burst through this life-cocoon to a world of gladness, A disembodied, free, immortal soul ! " Time spread his wings. Yet though of higher stat...ion, Polly would never leave that humble cot, A Tale of the Sea. 49 Which at all seasons was her habitation, From whence she oft would wander to the spot, That heard their last adieus in words love-telling, Sinking like music in sweet memory's cell, — There, when the sea of thought was wildly swelling, She'd lull its storms by uttering that farewell.
The day was beautiful, the flowers were springing, And summer warblers sang divinest lays, The village bells were changes sweetly ringing, And all earth echoed with responsive praise.
What to read after A Tale of the Sea Sonnets And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Howell to read onlineMoreLess
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