Poems
Poems
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My lips which I laden with curses, But whisper " I love her " instead !
Ah ! Beauty, capricious and cruel, Disdainful, yet keeping from me The power to love others as truly As now I am sighing for thee.
If but we had hearts without feeling How easy a lifetime would be.
My steed, mend thy faltering paces.
Each evening she watches alone. Thou must run from these dangerous places Where the nightingale utters her moan. A tear may drop down on thy fetlock, Why lingerest thou like a drone? 24 HORSE A...ND RIDER.
Thou seest the lane 'neath the branches Where the sunbeams but enter and die ?
Ha ! There is the turf gemmed with daisies, And the road we attempted to fly !
Oh, feeblest of horses and riders Who cannot get lost if they try !
But on ! We must on with our journey. , Ah no ! Wait a moment and see, Perhaps the white hand at the window Is waving a signal to me.
We must make our adieus my brave courser, To-morrow our journey shall be.
25 TO ROBERT ELSMERE AND HIS WIFE.
These dogmas serious, fine for contemplation, Will all give out ; They killed the flowers of Calvin's generation- What followed ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My lips which I laden with curses, But whisper " I love her " instead !
Ah ! Beauty, capricious and cruel, Disdainful, yet keeping from me The power to love others as truly As now I am sighing for thee.
If but we had hearts without feeling How easy a lifetime would be.
My steed, mend thy faltering paces.
Each evening she watches alone. Thou must run from these dangerous places Where the nightingale utters her moan. A tear may drop down on thy fetlock, Why lingerest thou like a drone? 24 HORSE A...ND RIDER.
Thou seest the lane 'neath the branches Where the sunbeams but enter and die ?
Ha ! There is the turf gemmed with daisies, And the road we attempted to fly !
Oh, feeblest of horses and riders Who cannot get lost if they try !
But on ! We must on with our journey. , Ah no ! Wait a moment and see, Perhaps the white hand at the window Is waving a signal to me.
We must make our adieus my brave courser, To-morrow our journey shall be.
25 TO ROBERT ELSMERE AND HIS WIFE.
These dogmas serious, fine for contemplation, Will all give out ; They killed the flowers of Calvin's generation- What followed ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood, M. E. W. (Mary Elizabeth Wilson), 1826-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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