Poems
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In their interior splendor seen Bore trace of the Seraph Idoline.
142 I D L I N E .
Time touched with his oblivious breath The memory of her life and death, And half my sorrows did allay By taking half my joys away ; But I would gladly feel the pain To have the joy recalled again.
Sometimes I've fancied that there came Her accents calling on my name From golden valleys glimmering far Beneath sweet twilight's pendent star ; Sometimes I 've felt, at morning hour, Such wondrous, renovated power.
S...o calm and strong, so free and bright, So girdled with prophetic light.
That I could vow my soul had been In dreams with the Seraph Idoline.
FIDELE FiDELE ! erring one ! what claim Faithless ! hast thou to that name ?
Fidel^ ! faithful only to thy shame !
Poor alien from thy home and kin !
With that alluring smile of sin, Which mocks, but can not hide the hell within : Thou wanderest down the world forlorn, Its guilty plaything and its scorn, Thy soul a flower impaled upon a thorn.
When Eden lost thou dost recall, Are cherub faces on its wall, Or flaming swords that banish and appal ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In their interior splendor seen Bore trace of the Seraph Idoline.
142 I D L I N E .
Time touched with his oblivious breath The memory of her life and death, And half my sorrows did allay By taking half my joys away ; But I would gladly feel the pain To have the joy recalled again.
Sometimes I've fancied that there came Her accents calling on my name From golden valleys glimmering far Beneath sweet twilight's pendent star ; Sometimes I 've felt, at morning hour, Such wondrous, renovated power.
S...o calm and strong, so free and bright, So girdled with prophetic light.
That I could vow my soul had been In dreams with the Seraph Idoline.
FIDELE FiDELE ! erring one ! what claim Faithless ! hast thou to that name ?
Fidel^ ! faithful only to thy shame !
Poor alien from thy home and kin !
With that alluring smile of sin, Which mocks, but can not hide the hell within : Thou wanderest down the world forlorn, Its guilty plaything and its scorn, Thy soul a flower impaled upon a thorn.
When Eden lost thou dost recall, Are cherub faces on its wall, Or flaming swords that banish and appal ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holcombe, William H. (William Henry), 1825-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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