Home. a Poem
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Where oft he strayed, when life and joy were new, 90 HOME.
Beholds he not the well-known castle-wall, I Hoary with age, and nodding to its fall ?
The tower, whose summits yet to heaven ascend, His heart confesses as an ancient friend.
The wood, that echoed with the blackbird's song ; The rock, o'er which the river foamed along ; The aged oak, conspicuous midst the scene, Vast, and alone, the monarch of the green ; The seat of love ; — what beauteous vision beams, Morebrightthanfields,andwoods,a...ndglitteringstr earns 'Tis she I 'Tis Agnes on that seat reclin'd, Her dark locks waving in the western wind ; But lilied paleness on her cheeks appears, And her eyes sparkle through a veil of tears.
' My Agnes ! my beloved ! my only care 1' The well-known accents struck the pensive Fair.
HOME. 91 I The Fair looked up, and saw her Edwin's form, i I IVith watching pale, and outraged by the storm.
I Love, wonder, doubt, — a thousand feelings prest.
Commingling, through her agitated breast, ! [n her sweet eyes obscured the heavenly flame, A.nd almost shook to death her lovely frame.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where oft he strayed, when life and joy were new, 90 HOME.
Beholds he not the well-known castle-wall, I Hoary with age, and nodding to its fall ?
The tower, whose summits yet to heaven ascend, His heart confesses as an ancient friend.
The wood, that echoed with the blackbird's song ; The rock, o'er which the river foamed along ; The aged oak, conspicuous midst the scene, Vast, and alone, the monarch of the green ; The seat of love ; — what beauteous vision beams, Morebrightthanfields,andwoods,a...ndglitteringstr earns 'Tis she I 'Tis Agnes on that seat reclin'd, Her dark locks waving in the western wind ; But lilied paleness on her cheeks appears, And her eyes sparkle through a veil of tears.
' My Agnes ! my beloved ! my only care 1' The well-known accents struck the pensive Fair.
HOME. 91 I The Fair looked up, and saw her Edwin's form, i I IVith watching pale, and outraged by the storm.
I Love, wonder, doubt, — a thousand feelings prest.
Commingling, through her agitated breast, ! [n her sweet eyes obscured the heavenly flame, A.nd almost shook to death her lovely frame.
What to read after Home. a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [greenshields, John Blackwood] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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