Shadows From Life And Other Poems
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WHAT I HEARD.
Thus I observed how, e'en on Sixth Street, 'Twas nothing to be wondered at.
That, whenever we see such lawyers meet.
They should always appear so fat !
SAFE GUIDANCE.
Oh, sweet unfolding of that gentle care Which ever watches so unweariedly My faltering step - awhile so dark it be Around— to save me from some hidden snare!
Of life's besetting ills I must beware; — Of ills in nooks concealed I cannot see For wide-spread darkness, yet I know for me A skillful hand doth safety paths ...prepare.
O heart of mine! Beclouded oft with grief Because life's sun hath not a constant shine, Why dost thou dare to shelter unbelief, And every hope with doubtings undermine?
Ah, timid heart! look that the sullen thief Bear not away a comfort so divine!
SUMMER HEAT.
The wearying heat of summer time — A heat most wearying to the brain— With all its glare has come again, A herald from some tropic clime.
Now doth my soul sigh for the shade Of some broad tree, or spreading wood.
Which all this fire has long withstood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WHAT I HEARD.
Thus I observed how, e'en on Sixth Street, 'Twas nothing to be wondered at.
That, whenever we see such lawyers meet.
They should always appear so fat !
SAFE GUIDANCE.
Oh, sweet unfolding of that gentle care Which ever watches so unweariedly My faltering step - awhile so dark it be Around— to save me from some hidden snare!
Of life's besetting ills I must beware; — Of ills in nooks concealed I cannot see For wide-spread darkness, yet I know for me A skillful hand doth safety paths ...prepare.
O heart of mine! Beclouded oft with grief Because life's sun hath not a constant shine, Why dost thou dare to shelter unbelief, And every hope with doubtings undermine?
Ah, timid heart! look that the sullen thief Bear not away a comfort so divine!
SUMMER HEAT.
The wearying heat of summer time — A heat most wearying to the brain— With all its glare has come again, A herald from some tropic clime.
Now doth my soul sigh for the shade Of some broad tree, or spreading wood.
Which all this fire has long withstood.
What to read after Shadows From Life And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vinton, J. D. (Jonathan Dwight), 1831-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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