Poems
Poems
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hear'st thou not a tramp afar Echoing down the oaken stair ? " B. — ■" What fancy hast thou, Evening Star? No tramp I hear, no sound is there ! Come raise once more the cup of youth And fill it foaming to the brim ; The night is waning fast ; in sooth, The lights arc turning pale and dim ! " A. — ''Oh list again ! a footstep slow Vibrates along the oaken floor ! " \). — ■' It is the night wind murm'ring low Through arches of the corridor. " A. — " Nearer it comes, and nearer still ! Fear pales ...ray cheek and chills my heart : Life's brittle cup we sought to fill, And let it fall with shuddering start ! Yes nearer, — nearer still. Oh ! seek not now To drown the sound in reckless mirth ! The clews of death are on my brow, M\ soul i> stained with thoughts of Earth '. " 46 An Allegory. " Bar not the doors, all, all is vain ! Pray not for time — it is too late ! The night is passed nor comes again — They have no mercy, Death and Fate ! They will come in, — the doors give way : They turn on us relentless eyes, The flowers around us change to clay Before the fair and sunlit skies !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
hear'st thou not a tramp afar Echoing down the oaken stair ? " B. — ■" What fancy hast thou, Evening Star? No tramp I hear, no sound is there ! Come raise once more the cup of youth And fill it foaming to the brim ; The night is waning fast ; in sooth, The lights arc turning pale and dim ! " A. — ''Oh list again ! a footstep slow Vibrates along the oaken floor ! " \). — ■' It is the night wind murm'ring low Through arches of the corridor. " A. — " Nearer it comes, and nearer still ! Fear pales ...ray cheek and chills my heart : Life's brittle cup we sought to fill, And let it fall with shuddering start ! Yes nearer, — nearer still. Oh ! seek not now To drown the sound in reckless mirth ! The clews of death are on my brow, M\ soul i> stained with thoughts of Earth '. " 46 An Allegory. " Bar not the doors, all, all is vain ! Pray not for time — it is too late ! The night is passed nor comes again — They have no mercy, Death and Fate ! They will come in, — the doors give way : They turn on us relentless eyes, The flowers around us change to clay Before the fair and sunlit skies !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L B Gibbs to read onlineMoreLess
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