Poems
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Gazes upon the dark sea's brine.
'Tis all I'll tell you of this scene, Most beautiful in the extreme, For fear a sketch a childhood's day Would not interest you on the way.
Time passes onward and we find The Bransley family combined Have gone abroad from native land, Stopping upon America's strand.
And now some tragic scenes commence Which prove to be something intense, Selina Bransley breathes her last.
For the great angel death sweeps past.
Another year, and then La Vern Compares life -with t...he drooping fern; She sees a real now magic head, And her old guardian too lies dead.
How close these sad events appear At which one sheds a falling tear; There's still another in one breath, 'Tis Mr. Bransley's frantic death.
My heroine all fresh with youth Comes forth to hear the fearful truth; She wears the sable robes of grief, Picture this scene so sad and brief.
Lost to native trees and bower, Life seems not all sun and flower; But then if you should read my book, At the real comic scenes toflook.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gazes upon the dark sea's brine.
'Tis all I'll tell you of this scene, Most beautiful in the extreme, For fear a sketch a childhood's day Would not interest you on the way.
Time passes onward and we find The Bransley family combined Have gone abroad from native land, Stopping upon America's strand.
And now some tragic scenes commence Which prove to be something intense, Selina Bransley breathes her last.
For the great angel death sweeps past.
Another year, and then La Vern Compares life -with t...he drooping fern; She sees a real now magic head, And her old guardian too lies dead.
How close these sad events appear At which one sheds a falling tear; There's still another in one breath, 'Tis Mr. Bransley's frantic death.
My heroine all fresh with youth Comes forth to hear the fearful truth; She wears the sable robes of grief, Picture this scene so sad and brief.
Lost to native trees and bower, Life seems not all sun and flower; But then if you should read my book, At the real comic scenes toflook.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morse, Millicent E. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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