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Make thee more blessed !
By the love-links that round our young hearts wreathe, By all we feel, but cannot, dare not breathe, Whate'er may be our lot, And by thy fond glance melting into mine, I ask of thee, where'er that glance may shine Forget me not !
HE CAME TOO LATE.
He came too late — he came too late To soothe her spirit's silent anguish, So deep her love, so sad her fate, So sweetly lost, she seemed to languisli , His gift of love, the ring of gold, Had fallen from her wasted finger, He...r lips were pale, where smiles of old, In dimpling sweetness, loved to linger ; Yet still she kept his broken vow.
Still hoarded up his every token; But death the lone one, claims her now — He came too late, her heart was broken 116 HE CAME TOO LATE.
I saw her once — her locks of gold, Intwined with many a radiant blossom, Back from her snow-white forehead rolled, And floated o'er her swelling bosom.
Around her slight and matchless form A thousand graces seemed to hover ; 'Twas moulded to a perfect charm, Yet pining for a faithless lover : I passed her by, yet on my ear Her bird-like voice came ringing after ; I little thought, a struggling tear Was lost amid its silvery laughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Make thee more blessed !
By the love-links that round our young hearts wreathe, By all we feel, but cannot, dare not breathe, Whate'er may be our lot, And by thy fond glance melting into mine, I ask of thee, where'er that glance may shine Forget me not !
HE CAME TOO LATE.
He came too late — he came too late To soothe her spirit's silent anguish, So deep her love, so sad her fate, So sweetly lost, she seemed to languisli , His gift of love, the ring of gold, Had fallen from her wasted finger, He...r lips were pale, where smiles of old, In dimpling sweetness, loved to linger ; Yet still she kept his broken vow.
Still hoarded up his every token; But death the lone one, claims her now — He came too late, her heart was broken 116 HE CAME TOO LATE.
I saw her once — her locks of gold, Intwined with many a radiant blossom, Back from her snow-white forehead rolled, And floated o'er her swelling bosom.
Around her slight and matchless form A thousand graces seemed to hover ; 'Twas moulded to a perfect charm, Yet pining for a faithless lover : I passed her by, yet on my ear Her bird-like voice came ringing after ; I little thought, a struggling tear Was lost amid its silvery laughter.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1819 1852 Amelia to read onlineMoreLess
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