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STANZAS.
TO Yes ! — thou art wed ! — I know it all, Yet why remind me of my pain ?
Why let that magic smile recall Hopes, — that must never bloom again ?
11.
Vain is the wish, that Time's cold wing May all the griefs I feel remove ; — Since future years no balm can bring, To heal the pangs of slighted love.
POEMS. 41 III.
No ! — now Life's fairest scenes must be A weary waste of tedious hours ; A gloomy, cheerless blank to me, Where thorns usurp the place of flowers IV.
The Past, — it now might... almost seem The phantom of a fevered brain ; — But that to prove 'twas Twt a di-eam, Thine image and my griefs remain !
V.
The Future ; — ^'tis a cliecrless gloom, That has no ray of hope for mo, Save what is veil'd beyond the tomb, Aiid shrouded in Eternity ' 42 POEMS.
VI.
Then, do not tell me, " I shall live. To think on Thee without regret ;"— Though Time may teach me to forgive, It cannot teach me io forget !
VII.
Say not, " when Love has ceased to burn. When Reason shall my passion end ; In cahner hours I may return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STANZAS.
TO Yes ! — thou art wed ! — I know it all, Yet why remind me of my pain ?
Why let that magic smile recall Hopes, — that must never bloom again ?
11.
Vain is the wish, that Time's cold wing May all the griefs I feel remove ; — Since future years no balm can bring, To heal the pangs of slighted love.
POEMS. 41 III.
No ! — now Life's fairest scenes must be A weary waste of tedious hours ; A gloomy, cheerless blank to me, Where thorns usurp the place of flowers IV.
The Past, — it now might... almost seem The phantom of a fevered brain ; — But that to prove 'twas Twt a di-eam, Thine image and my griefs remain !
V.
The Future ; — ^'tis a cliecrless gloom, That has no ray of hope for mo, Save what is veil'd beyond the tomb, Aiid shrouded in Eternity ' 42 POEMS.
VI.
Then, do not tell me, " I shall live. To think on Thee without regret ;"— Though Time may teach me to forgive, It cannot teach me io forget !
VII.
Say not, " when Love has ceased to burn. When Reason shall my passion end ; In cahner hours I may return.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornwell Baron Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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