Poems
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I have spoken.
II.
Well if thou wilt not, Why should I pain thee ?
Shall this sad farewell Free and unchain me ?
Yes, I will leave thee !
Never again shalt thou look on thy lover : What though it grieve me ? Thou shalt not discover Aught of the pain that now scorches this bosom — Ah! heart that will rest from its sorrow no more !
78 POEMS.
III.
Sweet be thy slumber!
Soft be thy pillow!
Cool breezes lull thee, Sighing through the willow !
Never may sorrow droop in thine eye, Nor Love disappointe...d cause thee a sigh !
Thine be all happiness Steadfast and sure, Virtue and loveliness Truthful and pure.
As into the blossom Falleth the dew.
So may peace in that bosom Reign, gentle and true.
Adieu ! adieu !
79 THE ABBOT'S GRAVE.
The convent bell is pealing, The tapers shining bright — How those iron anthems stealing, Fall on the wings of night !
How the moaning lingers long, With a faint and wavering thrill, Like the huntsman's echoing song.
Over mountain, vale, and hill !
80 POEMS.
When the leaves are stirred by the sum- mer's breath, There riseth a murmur that's gentle and clear ; But thiS; ah !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have spoken.
II.
Well if thou wilt not, Why should I pain thee ?
Shall this sad farewell Free and unchain me ?
Yes, I will leave thee !
Never again shalt thou look on thy lover : What though it grieve me ? Thou shalt not discover Aught of the pain that now scorches this bosom — Ah! heart that will rest from its sorrow no more !
78 POEMS.
III.
Sweet be thy slumber!
Soft be thy pillow!
Cool breezes lull thee, Sighing through the willow !
Never may sorrow droop in thine eye, Nor Love disappointe...d cause thee a sigh !
Thine be all happiness Steadfast and sure, Virtue and loveliness Truthful and pure.
As into the blossom Falleth the dew.
So may peace in that bosom Reign, gentle and true.
Adieu ! adieu !
79 THE ABBOT'S GRAVE.
The convent bell is pealing, The tapers shining bright — How those iron anthems stealing, Fall on the wings of night !
How the moaning lingers long, With a faint and wavering thrill, Like the huntsman's echoing song.
Over mountain, vale, and hill !
80 POEMS.
When the leaves are stirred by the sum- mer's breath, There riseth a murmur that's gentle and clear ; But thiS; ah !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winter, William, 1836-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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