Poems On Several Occasions
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Let her be gay, be innocent and free.
Nor ever yet, have heard of love's soft tale ; Frank as fair virtue is, Oh ! let her be. But modest, as the lily of the vale.
Not on her form, which should be wond'rous fair. But on her mind, let her most care bestow ; For time's destroying hand shall not impair What sensibility, and virtue sow.
38 For these shall bloom afresh divinely fair, When time shall bid the throbbing heart repose ; Hail, beauteous Maid, beloved beyond compare. How blest with thee my... future days to close !
How oft together would we mark the dawn, Seated on grassy turf or mossy stone ; And oft at even, trace the flow'ry lawn, Before the sun's last rays across the mead were thrown.
Hail fancy"'s flow'ry lays, that calm the mind. And paint the joys of sweet refined delight; Much to thy gentle charms my soul's inclined — Oh ! gild my vacant hours with radiance bright.
And hush the griefs that cloud my checquer'd way, Pouring fresh balm, my bosom soothe from care, — Adding fresh lustre to the summer's day, Infuse thy aid divine, accept my votive prayer !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let her be gay, be innocent and free.
Nor ever yet, have heard of love's soft tale ; Frank as fair virtue is, Oh ! let her be. But modest, as the lily of the vale.
Not on her form, which should be wond'rous fair. But on her mind, let her most care bestow ; For time's destroying hand shall not impair What sensibility, and virtue sow.
38 For these shall bloom afresh divinely fair, When time shall bid the throbbing heart repose ; Hail, beauteous Maid, beloved beyond compare. How blest with thee my... future days to close !
How oft together would we mark the dawn, Seated on grassy turf or mossy stone ; And oft at even, trace the flow'ry lawn, Before the sun's last rays across the mead were thrown.
Hail fancy"'s flow'ry lays, that calm the mind. And paint the joys of sweet refined delight; Much to thy gentle charms my soul's inclined — Oh ! gild my vacant hours with radiance bright.
And hush the griefs that cloud my checquer'd way, Pouring fresh balm, my bosom soothe from care, — Adding fresh lustre to the summer's day, Infuse thy aid divine, accept my votive prayer !
What to read after Poems On Several Occasions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Sophia Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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