Poems volume 2
Poems volume 2
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N. B. — It was the opinion of certain ancient divines that when babies smile in sleep their guardian angels are whis- pering to them.
131 THE FOURTH BIRTHDAY.
Four years, long years, and full of strange event To thee, sweet boy, though brief and bare to me, Of thy young days make up the complement, And far out-date thy little memory.
How many tears have dropp'd since thou wert born, Some on the cradle, some upon the grave I Yet having thee, thy father, not forlorn. Felt he had something yet of ...God to crave.
For who hath aught to love, and loves aright, Will never in the darkest strait despair ; For out of love exhales a living light, A light that speaks — a light whose breath is prayer.
Sorrow hath been within thy dwelling, child, Yet sorrow hath not touch'd thy delicate bloom ; So, the low floweret in Arabian wild Grows in the sand, nor fades in the simoom.
k2 13'2 TO DEAR LITTLE KATY HILL.
What thou hast lost thou know'st not, canst not know, Too young to wonder when thy elders moan ; Thou haply think'st that adult eyes can flow With tears as quick and transient as thine own.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. B. — It was the opinion of certain ancient divines that when babies smile in sleep their guardian angels are whis- pering to them.
131 THE FOURTH BIRTHDAY.
Four years, long years, and full of strange event To thee, sweet boy, though brief and bare to me, Of thy young days make up the complement, And far out-date thy little memory.
How many tears have dropp'd since thou wert born, Some on the cradle, some upon the grave I Yet having thee, thy father, not forlorn. Felt he had something yet of ...God to crave.
For who hath aught to love, and loves aright, Will never in the darkest strait despair ; For out of love exhales a living light, A light that speaks — a light whose breath is prayer.
Sorrow hath been within thy dwelling, child, Yet sorrow hath not touch'd thy delicate bloom ; So, the low floweret in Arabian wild Grows in the sand, nor fades in the simoom.
k2 13'2 TO DEAR LITTLE KATY HILL.
What thou hast lost thou know'st not, canst not know, Too young to wonder when thy elders moan ; Thou haply think'st that adult eyes can flow With tears as quick and transient as thine own.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hartley Coleridge to read onlineMoreLess
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