Marathon, And Other Poems
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Gone to the glorious paradise of Heaven The realms unshadowed by the clouds of gloom, Where to green fields and blushing flowers is given The mystic virtue of perennial bloom.
5* 62 ON THE DEATH OF A SISTER.
STROPHE.
Gone from her sister s side; Gone from the fond affections of a mother; Gone from a father s love, both true and tried; Gone from a mourning brother.
ANTISTROPHE.
Gone where affection s ties are never broken, And joy continues, unbedimmed by tears, Where peace abides, and love s un...dying token Rises, like incense, through eternal years.
STROPHE.
Gone from the social hearth; Gone from the altars of domestic bliss; Gone, with a heart that threw the charm of worth O er such a world as this.
ANTISTROPHE.
Gone, on the shores of Zion s hallowed river, Where love is pure and passion ends its strife, To sing, with saints and cherubim, forever, Anthems of glory to the Lamb of Life.
STROPHE.
Woe for the vacant chair! Woe for the fireside, desolate and lone! Woe for the death-like silence, everywhere, Where er her gladness shone!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gone to the glorious paradise of Heaven The realms unshadowed by the clouds of gloom, Where to green fields and blushing flowers is given The mystic virtue of perennial bloom.
5* 62 ON THE DEATH OF A SISTER.
STROPHE.
Gone from her sister s side; Gone from the fond affections of a mother; Gone from a father s love, both true and tried; Gone from a mourning brother.
ANTISTROPHE.
Gone where affection s ties are never broken, And joy continues, unbedimmed by tears, Where peace abides, and love s un...dying token Rises, like incense, through eternal years.
STROPHE.
Gone from the social hearth; Gone from the altars of domestic bliss; Gone, with a heart that threw the charm of worth O er such a world as this.
ANTISTROPHE.
Gone, on the shores of Zion s hallowed river, Where love is pure and passion ends its strife, To sing, with saints and cherubim, forever, Anthems of glory to the Lamb of Life.
STROPHE.
Woe for the vacant chair! Woe for the fireside, desolate and lone! Woe for the death-like silence, everywhere, Where er her gladness shone!
What to read after Marathon, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earle, Pliny, 1809-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
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