Poems
Poems
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The rosebud bursting fresh at morning's hour ? The lily drooping to the summer's shower, Or violet wild ?
Each is like thee — the rose is like thy face, The lily, emblem of thy native grace : But something more than these, in thee I trace, My sportive child !
Something beyond mute nature's ample store, More precious than the Miser's glittering ore, Or Alchemy's wild dreams of golden lore, Is thy young heart.
34 Yes ! I have seen thee, when in gayest mood, That little heart the moment's bliss wi...thstood, And to be true thro' duty's trial could With pleasure part.
Such was the virtue, hallowed, rare, which gave The Patriot power his native land to save ; Which in all ages formed the wise, the brave — Earth's chivalry : — And it will guard thee, tho' the path thou tread With thorns and treacherous snares be thickly spread ; But oh ! may Life's wild storms on thy fair head, Fall tenderly.
'Tis well, thou canst not know my boding fears For sorrows crowding on thy coming years ; — My fair one !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rosebud bursting fresh at morning's hour ? The lily drooping to the summer's shower, Or violet wild ?
Each is like thee — the rose is like thy face, The lily, emblem of thy native grace : But something more than these, in thee I trace, My sportive child !
Something beyond mute nature's ample store, More precious than the Miser's glittering ore, Or Alchemy's wild dreams of golden lore, Is thy young heart.
34 Yes ! I have seen thee, when in gayest mood, That little heart the moment's bliss wi...thstood, And to be true thro' duty's trial could With pleasure part.
Such was the virtue, hallowed, rare, which gave The Patriot power his native land to save ; Which in all ages formed the wise, the brave — Earth's chivalry : — And it will guard thee, tho' the path thou tread With thorns and treacherous snares be thickly spread ; But oh ! may Life's wild storms on thy fair head, Fall tenderly.
'Tis well, thou canst not know my boding fears For sorrows crowding on thy coming years ; — My fair one !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Tertius Paget to read onlineMoreLess
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