Poems
Poems
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mirth those who yet live, hope, and love on earth, Im l© I may be the living, but more dear The memory of those who are not here. 1 blooming Qowei trewn with lavish hand Where cr< ' with pale immort and 46 IX MEMORIAM. And who shall say that fairer and more sweet Are the fresh buds that fall beneath our feet, Than th' unchanging wreaths that o'er the dead The bloom and fragrance of affection shed 1 Oh, life is full of varying light and shade, Of buds that spring afresh, and flowers that fade ! If summer suns ne'er shone, this world would be all night Did nature ever smile, 'twould be too fair and bright. IN MEMORIAM. Lo, when the sun is high, a shadow creeps Athwart the light, and earth and heaven steeps Alike in darkness. So th' impenetrable gloom That ever vaguely broods around the tomb, Rose like a sudden mist, and wrapped him round, Who love and honour in all eyes had found. Could prayers and tears have saved him, not in vain Had earnest prayers ascended, nor like rain Sad tear-drops fallen, nor one widowed heart Owned a deep grief which never may depart Till life is o'er ; — for those who love the most Alone can realise the mighty cost Of such a loss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
mirth those who yet live, hope, and love on earth, Im l© I may be the living, but more dear The memory of those who are not here. 1 blooming Qowei trewn with lavish hand Where cr< ' with pale immort and 46 IX MEMORIAM. And who shall say that fairer and more sweet Are the fresh buds that fall beneath our feet, Than th' unchanging wreaths that o'er the dead The bloom and fragrance of affection shed 1 Oh, life is full of varying light and shade, Of buds that spring afresh, and flowers that fade ! If summer suns ne'er shone, this world would be all night Did nature ever smile, 'twould be too fair and bright. IN MEMORIAM. Lo, when the sun is high, a shadow creeps Athwart the light, and earth and heaven steeps Alike in darkness. So th' impenetrable gloom That ever vaguely broods around the tomb, Rose like a sudden mist, and wrapped him round, Who love and honour in all eyes had found. Could prayers and tears have saved him, not in vain Had earnest prayers ascended, nor like rain Sad tear-drops fallen, nor one widowed heart Owned a deep grief which never may depart Till life is o'er ; — for those who love the most Alone can realise the mighty cost Of such a loss.
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