Poems
Poems
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IN NORTH WALES.
You ask me why the Muse is mute, 'Mid scenes so fair as these; Where Nature plies her every art, Her utmost power to please.
Oh, there are sun-lit heights of bliss.
That words may never reach; And there are thoughts which flood the soul Beyond the power of speech !
As on some deep and silent pool The sweet reflections stay.
While, lower down, the broken stream Babbles them all away.
Digitized by Google IN NORTH WALES, 65 My heart receives each image fair, And smoothly flows alon...g; But by-and-bye, 'mid rougher scenes, Will bubble into song.
REPLY TO AN ANGLER'S IDYLL.
BY A. A. HILL, IN Fruser, 1861.
Surely there needs no poet's art to teach The sweet delights of lying by the Lynn, Listening the thunder of its foaming falls; Or watching for the silver trout, that rise.
And splash the quiet pools with dimpling rings About the dark brown rocks. The loveliness Of such fair scenes is felt by all who see.
Untaught we love them. Therefore, O my friend.
Forsake mere ornaments, and turn your power To lighting up the darker ways of life, — The toil and strain of this care-laden world, — Lift up the curtain of the woes of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IN NORTH WALES.
You ask me why the Muse is mute, 'Mid scenes so fair as these; Where Nature plies her every art, Her utmost power to please.
Oh, there are sun-lit heights of bliss.
That words may never reach; And there are thoughts which flood the soul Beyond the power of speech !
As on some deep and silent pool The sweet reflections stay.
While, lower down, the broken stream Babbles them all away.
Digitized by Google IN NORTH WALES, 65 My heart receives each image fair, And smoothly flows alon...g; But by-and-bye, 'mid rougher scenes, Will bubble into song.
REPLY TO AN ANGLER'S IDYLL.
BY A. A. HILL, IN Fruser, 1861.
Surely there needs no poet's art to teach The sweet delights of lying by the Lynn, Listening the thunder of its foaming falls; Or watching for the silver trout, that rise.
And splash the quiet pools with dimpling rings About the dark brown rocks. The loveliness Of such fair scenes is felt by all who see.
Untaught we love them. Therefore, O my friend.
Forsake mere ornaments, and turn your power To lighting up the darker ways of life, — The toil and strain of this care-laden world, — Lift up the curtain of the woes of life.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Horace, 1779-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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