Heimburg a Tale And Other Poems
Heimburg a Tale And Other Poems
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Too long untuned, unheeded, mute ; And as the skilful minstrel flings His hand across the harp, and sings His tale of love or chivahy. So now his fingers swept the strings.
And woke their sweetest melody.
The kuight beheld him, and a frown Darkened his brow as he looked down ; He spoke not — wept not — but like one Whom all earth's gifts have ceased to bless, He stood dejected and alone : His sun had set. Alas ! there shone On him no ray of happiness. But, hark ! the youth hath touched the stri...ngs, And those soft melodies that steal From the lute's chords, in murmurings Which the young heart's first love reveal, 36 HEIMBURG, Float gently onward o"ev the lake Towards one who, though he feels it not, Yet lingers, as though loth to break The spell that chains him to the spot. The minstrel seemed intent alone Upon the maiden's glance, like one With hope made joyous ; not in vain He struck the chords ; — thus ran the strain :— " It was a still and sunny eve, Fresh with the balmy air of day, I wandered forth a wreath to weave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Too long untuned, unheeded, mute ; And as the skilful minstrel flings His hand across the harp, and sings His tale of love or chivahy. So now his fingers swept the strings.
And woke their sweetest melody.
The kuight beheld him, and a frown Darkened his brow as he looked down ; He spoke not — wept not — but like one Whom all earth's gifts have ceased to bless, He stood dejected and alone : His sun had set. Alas ! there shone On him no ray of happiness. But, hark ! the youth hath touched the stri...ngs, And those soft melodies that steal From the lute's chords, in murmurings Which the young heart's first love reveal, 36 HEIMBURG, Float gently onward o"ev the lake Towards one who, though he feels it not, Yet lingers, as though loth to break The spell that chains him to the spot. The minstrel seemed intent alone Upon the maiden's glance, like one With hope made joyous ; not in vain He struck the chords ; — thus ran the strain :— " It was a still and sunny eve, Fresh with the balmy air of day, I wandered forth a wreath to weave.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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