Poems
Poems
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TO THE CHURCH OF ST.
IN seven weeks my feet shall tread Thy charmed ways once more, In seven weeks, how quickly said, How slow to travel o'er!
I know the leaves will fallen be From thy loved vine and trees, But winter cannot take from thee, The charm that fancy sees.
I know that cold will be the air, That will about thee blow, But I shall find thee still as fair, Beneath the winter's snow.
As when I left thee summer-clad, In thy rich robe of shade, As when I knew that Beauty had Thee in her bes...t arrayed. 4* What is the bond thou still dost keep Between thyself and me ! No outward change can touch that deep Long-rooted sympathy.
For like the vine that wreathes thee still, Though robbed of Beauty's dower, And feels not at its roots the chill That o' er its leaves have power.
My heart that once in gladness grew To know and love thee well, Still turns to thee with love as true, Though sorrow joy dispel.
Though sorrow joy dispel, my heart, Uplifted by thy power, Shall like the vine whose strength thou art, Await the brighter hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO THE CHURCH OF ST.
IN seven weeks my feet shall tread Thy charmed ways once more, In seven weeks, how quickly said, How slow to travel o'er!
I know the leaves will fallen be From thy loved vine and trees, But winter cannot take from thee, The charm that fancy sees.
I know that cold will be the air, That will about thee blow, But I shall find thee still as fair, Beneath the winter's snow.
As when I left thee summer-clad, In thy rich robe of shade, As when I knew that Beauty had Thee in her bes...t arrayed. 4* What is the bond thou still dost keep Between thyself and me ! No outward change can touch that deep Long-rooted sympathy.
For like the vine that wreathes thee still, Though robbed of Beauty's dower, And feels not at its roots the chill That o' er its leaves have power.
My heart that once in gladness grew To know and love thee well, Still turns to thee with love as true, Though sorrow joy dispel.
Though sorrow joy dispel, my heart, Uplifted by thy power, Shall like the vine whose strength thou art, Await the brighter hour.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cicely M Cicely Maud Whitaker to read onlineMoreLess
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