Poems
Poems
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Of happinesses old and far It is the dear reviving cause ; It is a tale of what you are Reminding me of what I was ; Oh, Aileen, could I know but when I shall meet Innocence again !
When Innocence from heaven comes down To teach her ancient truths anew, Seeing the hearts that were her own Forget the way and miss the clue, She will seek out a form and face To be to her a dwelling place.
67 Divine serenity will shape The milky brow which she will choose, And very love endow and drape Her cheek wi...th his auroral hues ; The balmiest meadow-sighs will come And make her beating breast their home.
Her hair, a glossy auburn tide, Will ripple round that brow of milk ; Her deep blue eyes will darken wide Behind long lashes soft as silk ; And in their glance will ever be A grave and sweet sincerity.
To seal those features' deep design A proud self-honour will descend ; And genius his elusive line And uncontroll'd irradiance blend With promises more strange than hope May dare foreshadow in its scope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of happinesses old and far It is the dear reviving cause ; It is a tale of what you are Reminding me of what I was ; Oh, Aileen, could I know but when I shall meet Innocence again !
When Innocence from heaven comes down To teach her ancient truths anew, Seeing the hearts that were her own Forget the way and miss the clue, She will seek out a form and face To be to her a dwelling place.
67 Divine serenity will shape The milky brow which she will choose, And very love endow and drape Her cheek wi...th his auroral hues ; The balmiest meadow-sighs will come And make her beating breast their home.
Her hair, a glossy auburn tide, Will ripple round that brow of milk ; Her deep blue eyes will darken wide Behind long lashes soft as silk ; And in their glance will ever be A grave and sweet sincerity.
To seal those features' deep design A proud self-honour will descend ; And genius his elusive line And uncontroll'd irradiance blend With promises more strange than hope May dare foreshadow in its scope.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George C Cope to read onlineMoreLess
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