Bianca Poems And Ballads
Bianca Poems And Ballads
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Close to the beach a fickle mountain stands. Whose inmost fated holds surrounding lands ; Hard by, within the bosom of a hill. There lies an ancient city slumbering still : Pompeii ! 'wakened relic of the past. Thy palaces hath been a tomb at last. True, true thou art a City of the Dead, Thy brilliancy of busy life hath fled ; A FRAGMENT. 45 Thy streets deserted^ tenantless thy halls. Vacant the portal seats within thy walls ; No gilded chariots rattle o'er the street. But all as Death within i...ts winding sheet.
Here did the exiled wanderer love to roam, A truant from his fatherland and home ; As from his gaze yon aspect stole away. Inspired by heaven, he sang this simple lay.
Enchanting Mem'ry, hie thee hence Upon thy ether wing ; Till thou hast pleased my ev'ry sense.
Whilst of my home I sing.
46 THE EXILE Home of my heart ! my Island home My thoughts to thee do flee, For in whatever land or zone, They always cling to thee.
There, is to me a hallowed part. More sacred than the rest ; For there lies one within whose heart My hopes were mirrored best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Close to the beach a fickle mountain stands. Whose inmost fated holds surrounding lands ; Hard by, within the bosom of a hill. There lies an ancient city slumbering still : Pompeii ! 'wakened relic of the past. Thy palaces hath been a tomb at last. True, true thou art a City of the Dead, Thy brilliancy of busy life hath fled ; A FRAGMENT. 45 Thy streets deserted^ tenantless thy halls. Vacant the portal seats within thy walls ; No gilded chariots rattle o'er the street. But all as Death within i...ts winding sheet.
Here did the exiled wanderer love to roam, A truant from his fatherland and home ; As from his gaze yon aspect stole away. Inspired by heaven, he sang this simple lay.
Enchanting Mem'ry, hie thee hence Upon thy ether wing ; Till thou hast pleased my ev'ry sense.
Whilst of my home I sing.
46 THE EXILE Home of my heart ! my Island home My thoughts to thee do flee, For in whatever land or zone, They always cling to thee.
There, is to me a hallowed part. More sacred than the rest ; For there lies one within whose heart My hopes were mirrored best.
What to read after Bianca Poems And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward John Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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