Poems
Poems
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How hast thou fallen ! Oh thou, whose form Was beautiful as light from heaven ; Thy look was power, thy arm was strength ; How hath their mightiness been riven.
The stars of night gleam cold and still Upon Gilboa's towering hill, And lonely, 'mid its depths of shade, Are Israel's brightest glories laid.
Daughters of Jacob ! let the dews Of your hearts' sorrows ceaseless fall !
Weep Jabesh-Gilead ! let the robes Of mourning clothe thy lovely ; all , y Google 59 Weep ; for out nation's boast and ...pride By unanointed heathen died.
For me, I '11 mourn from sun to sun Thy loss, my brother Jonathan.
STANZAS.
" They that sow in tears shall reap in joy."— Psalms.
Thou, of the young yet shaded brow, Has sadness flung its man He o'er thee ?
Are all thy cherished hopes laid low, And gloom and sorrow spread before thee ?
Has fate thy soul's best prospects blighted, Leaving thee weary and benighted — Broken thy life's last flowering branch, Like an o'erwhelming avalanche * Still hope, pale mourner, coming years Will give thee smiles instead of tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How hast thou fallen ! Oh thou, whose form Was beautiful as light from heaven ; Thy look was power, thy arm was strength ; How hath their mightiness been riven.
The stars of night gleam cold and still Upon Gilboa's towering hill, And lonely, 'mid its depths of shade, Are Israel's brightest glories laid.
Daughters of Jacob ! let the dews Of your hearts' sorrows ceaseless fall !
Weep Jabesh-Gilead ! let the robes Of mourning clothe thy lovely ; all , y Google 59 Weep ; for out nation's boast and ...pride By unanointed heathen died.
For me, I '11 mourn from sun to sun Thy loss, my brother Jonathan.
STANZAS.
" They that sow in tears shall reap in joy."— Psalms.
Thou, of the young yet shaded brow, Has sadness flung its man He o'er thee ?
Are all thy cherished hopes laid low, And gloom and sorrow spread before thee ?
Has fate thy soul's best prospects blighted, Leaving thee weary and benighted — Broken thy life's last flowering branch, Like an o'erwhelming avalanche * Still hope, pale mourner, coming years Will give thee smiles instead of tears.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Julia H. Kinney, 1809-1842 to read onlineMoreLess
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