Poems
Poems
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We mourn not for him — he has gone to his rest — For no vice ever shadow'd the brief path he trod ; His young spirit, we trust, in the land of the blest. Is thus early recall'd to the bosom of God.
Fanny Prescott.
TO THE EMIGRANT.
" The memory of former days comes like the evening sun on my soul, pleasant, but mournful. " — Ossias.
'• Kvery cloud has a silver lining. " Weep gently for thy father-land ; Our Lord is over all : We feel the mercies of his hand, Where'er our lot may fall ; The futur...e may have good in store, The ill, be left behind ; The God we trust in evermore, Unchangeable we find.
Thine heart is with the friends of old.
The home of " auld lang syne, " The woods, the streams, the mountains bold, Of thy dear native clime ; With the blithe robin's cheerful notes.
Bird of our hearts and homes ; Or woodland melody which floats In richly-mingled tones.
Those strains our feather'd warblers raise In wild melodious songs, While echo, in her gentle praise, The harmony prolongs — Thine heart is with the daisy meek, Primrose, and hare-bell blue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We mourn not for him — he has gone to his rest — For no vice ever shadow'd the brief path he trod ; His young spirit, we trust, in the land of the blest. Is thus early recall'd to the bosom of God.
Fanny Prescott.
TO THE EMIGRANT.
" The memory of former days comes like the evening sun on my soul, pleasant, but mournful. " — Ossias.
'• Kvery cloud has a silver lining. " Weep gently for thy father-land ; Our Lord is over all : We feel the mercies of his hand, Where'er our lot may fall ; The futur...e may have good in store, The ill, be left behind ; The God we trust in evermore, Unchangeable we find.
Thine heart is with the friends of old.
The home of " auld lang syne, " The woods, the streams, the mountains bold, Of thy dear native clime ; With the blithe robin's cheerful notes.
Bird of our hearts and homes ; Or woodland melody which floats In richly-mingled tones.
Those strains our feather'd warblers raise In wild melodious songs, While echo, in her gentle praise, The harmony prolongs — Thine heart is with the daisy meek, Primrose, and hare-bell blue.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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