Idealina And Other Poems
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Hark ! pon their fast pursuing path Rings loud the echoed yell of wrath ; Nearer and nearer still they come At last, the vengeance- goal is won. A mellow music mong the trees As swaying to the zephhyr s breeze, Commingling with the last sad sigh Of those young lovers ere they die, Fell pon each dread pursuer s ear And filled him with a nameless fear A thrill a strange, mysterious dread They turned -and left unharmed the dead.
THE LOVER S SIGIL 73 As oft is heard at evening s quiet hour, When na...ture charms with weird, mysterious power, The soft, low, wailing sounds that often come, From pine-trees breathing gentle zephyr s moan, The dusky sons of Bilox haughty Tribe, Tell of the Chieftain s fair and faithless Bride, And of the youthful lovers shuddering tell The righteous fate their wanton hopes befel, And name the moaning sound that wantons by THE DYING INDIAN LOVERS SIGH, MARY.
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THERE S brightness on thy brow, Mary, And thine the sunny glow of youth, And dreams of happiness are now To thee, the spirit-spell of truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hark ! pon their fast pursuing path Rings loud the echoed yell of wrath ; Nearer and nearer still they come At last, the vengeance- goal is won. A mellow music mong the trees As swaying to the zephhyr s breeze, Commingling with the last sad sigh Of those young lovers ere they die, Fell pon each dread pursuer s ear And filled him with a nameless fear A thrill a strange, mysterious dread They turned -and left unharmed the dead.
THE LOVER S SIGIL 73 As oft is heard at evening s quiet hour, When na...ture charms with weird, mysterious power, The soft, low, wailing sounds that often come, From pine-trees breathing gentle zephyr s moan, The dusky sons of Bilox haughty Tribe, Tell of the Chieftain s fair and faithless Bride, And of the youthful lovers shuddering tell The righteous fate their wanton hopes befel, And name the moaning sound that wantons by THE DYING INDIAN LOVERS SIGH, MARY.
I.
THERE S brightness on thy brow, Mary, And thine the sunny glow of youth, And dreams of happiness are now To thee, the spirit-spell of truth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward John Cage Kewen to read onlineMoreLess
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