A Vision of England: And Other Poems
A Vision of England: And Other Poems
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Or let me die !
VII.
REMEMBRANCE FROM A FAR LAND.
(T^ Lover Sin£^s.) The fight is won, and now I am alone ; Applause yet echoes on my willing ear.
What sweetness lacks that I erewhile have known ?
What memory haunts me ? What sad shade is here?
LOVE LOST AND REGAINED 35 When from the east the cold clear day was bom.
Far o'er the fruitful level plain arose High peaks ethereal, crowned with golden morn.
And raimented in strength of stainless snows.
But as I journeyed on, the lesser hills Came in ...between and hid that heavenly sight ; And then in cliffs and woods and falling rills And spaces of green lawn I took delight ; And when the noon grew hot in heaven, I lay In shade of elms with chestnuts intertwined ; And children heaped on me in laughing play The fallen flowers, and ran and looked behind.
And then there came a maiden, young and fair : Ah me, how fair ! and in her eyes there gleamed A light more clear than sunrise, and her hair Downward, unloosed, in golden masses streamed ; Her gentle voice, her timid trustful look With musical soft love were overflowing ; She led me past the fountains of the brook To caverns cool, with fern and mosses growing; 3—2 36 LOVE LOST AND REGAINED And fed me with soft words, nor e'er withdrew Her hand from mine, her eyes from oflf mine eyes: My heart beat fast ; nor whence she came I knew, From earth, or flood, or depth of azure skies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or let me die !
VII.
REMEMBRANCE FROM A FAR LAND.
(T^ Lover Sin£^s.) The fight is won, and now I am alone ; Applause yet echoes on my willing ear.
What sweetness lacks that I erewhile have known ?
What memory haunts me ? What sad shade is here?
LOVE LOST AND REGAINED 35 When from the east the cold clear day was bom.
Far o'er the fruitful level plain arose High peaks ethereal, crowned with golden morn.
And raimented in strength of stainless snows.
But as I journeyed on, the lesser hills Came in ...between and hid that heavenly sight ; And then in cliffs and woods and falling rills And spaces of green lawn I took delight ; And when the noon grew hot in heaven, I lay In shade of elms with chestnuts intertwined ; And children heaped on me in laughing play The fallen flowers, and ran and looked behind.
And then there came a maiden, young and fair : Ah me, how fair ! and in her eyes there gleamed A light more clear than sunrise, and her hair Downward, unloosed, in golden masses streamed ; Her gentle voice, her timid trustful look With musical soft love were overflowing ; She led me past the fountains of the brook To caverns cool, with fern and mosses growing; 3—2 36 LOVE LOST AND REGAINED And fed me with soft words, nor e'er withdrew Her hand from mine, her eyes from oflf mine eyes: My heart beat fast ; nor whence she came I knew, From earth, or flood, or depth of azure skies.
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