Solitary Musings
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Why we met Not thought upon ; our only wish, to meet.
But now between us roll the Atlantic's waves, And long, long years have pass'd since we have met ; And time has brought no balsam to the wound, Which, since we sunder'd, still remains with me.
The dearest hours I count, are those which pass Distant from all, save memory of thee.
And in the woods I wander, till the day Looks drowsily upon me ; with a sigh I bid thee then farewell, and homeward turn ^ ^Vith soften'd heart, and feelings sooth'd... and calm'd. ''^4MP 14 TO My FATHER, ON HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTH-DAY, 2d February, 1824.
My Friend ! my Father ! as this day returns, My sadden'd mind is fill'J whh thoughts of thee ; Of thee, and home, and of thy jjathering years.
Long since have pass'd thy "threescore years and ten" And still thou art, and long mayst thou remain, Thy Children's Cynosure — though one remote, Must think of thee with tears — in secret shed.
For never more may she thy accents hear; And never more thy Sabbath walks attend ; Receiving from thy lips the precept pure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why we met Not thought upon ; our only wish, to meet.
But now between us roll the Atlantic's waves, And long, long years have pass'd since we have met ; And time has brought no balsam to the wound, Which, since we sunder'd, still remains with me.
The dearest hours I count, are those which pass Distant from all, save memory of thee.
And in the woods I wander, till the day Looks drowsily upon me ; with a sigh I bid thee then farewell, and homeward turn ^ ^Vith soften'd heart, and feelings sooth'd... and calm'd. ''^4MP 14 TO My FATHER, ON HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTH-DAY, 2d February, 1824.
My Friend ! my Father ! as this day returns, My sadden'd mind is fill'J whh thoughts of thee ; Of thee, and home, and of thy jjathering years.
Long since have pass'd thy "threescore years and ten" And still thou art, and long mayst thou remain, Thy Children's Cynosure — though one remote, Must think of thee with tears — in secret shed.
For never more may she thy accents hear; And never more thy Sabbath walks attend ; Receiving from thy lips the precept pure.
What to read after Solitary Musings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, Jane Tonge to read onlineMoreLess
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