Poems
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180 Digitized by Google NOON.— SOJ^NBT.
To dazzling glory-floods the bursting sim Melts all his gleaming gold ; the radiant sky, Transfused with hueless splendor, now on high Glows white where mom's far azure depth had shone.
Save where, 'mid fringed marge of yon high cone.
In captive bow'rs the deepening blue doth lie.
The rhapsodies of some thrilled song- ster nigh With mazy bliss noon's vibrant lights in- tone: And while the floods of brilliance burst and flow, Beflected on the dancing, ripp...led stream In glintings swift like flashing stars aglow, — The toneful airs that flush and thrill, ateem 181 Digitized by Google With gladness, life and light Thou dost bestow, With Nature's voice Thy deathless glories hymn.
182 Digitized by Google EVENING.— Sonnet.
The shadows fall. Above yon mist- dimmed hill The lurid smi flames o^er a vermeil sea Where day, aswoon, to gloried pageantry Melts all her radiant hues. The flushful thriU Floods, tingeing like despair the hills and sky, As calm as miehty griefs some great soul filL An ebbing zephyr languid breawes its sigh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
180 Digitized by Google NOON.— SOJ^NBT.
To dazzling glory-floods the bursting sim Melts all his gleaming gold ; the radiant sky, Transfused with hueless splendor, now on high Glows white where mom's far azure depth had shone.
Save where, 'mid fringed marge of yon high cone.
In captive bow'rs the deepening blue doth lie.
The rhapsodies of some thrilled song- ster nigh With mazy bliss noon's vibrant lights in- tone: And while the floods of brilliance burst and flow, Beflected on the dancing, ripp...led stream In glintings swift like flashing stars aglow, — The toneful airs that flush and thrill, ateem 181 Digitized by Google With gladness, life and light Thou dost bestow, With Nature's voice Thy deathless glories hymn.
182 Digitized by Google EVENING.— Sonnet.
The shadows fall. Above yon mist- dimmed hill The lurid smi flames o^er a vermeil sea Where day, aswoon, to gloried pageantry Melts all her radiant hues. The flushful thriU Floods, tingeing like despair the hills and sky, As calm as miehty griefs some great soul filL An ebbing zephyr languid breawes its sigh.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Franklin Fisher to read onlineMoreLess
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