Taormina And Other Poems
Taormina And Other Poems
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no waking thought Might shadow forth the change came o'er my vision.
A scene more glad and fair Than the islands blest, I saw ; Where grove and flowery plain, bright vale and hill. And streams lay bathed in golden light serene, With harpings filled and song. While forms celestial moved thro' mead and bowers.
74 NOCTURN.
What grief-assuaging love Beamed in their looks benign ! [woe ; And, " Come, " tliey said, "poor child of dread and Here rest thine aching brow in peace secure ; Here wait awhil...e, full soon Shall cease e'en memory of tears, for ever. " 'Tis past — that blissful dream ! I wake, and am alone. In darkness and in silence desolate Are those the lingering echoes of lament, Flung on the floating winds, A drowsy spell to charm the ear of sorrow ?
Murmuring along the shore, Unnumbered billows sound ; Yet, dost thou not, enthroned Moon, look down. Seeming to chide old ocean's fond complaint ?
With ever-placid sway Smiling cold patience on those troubled waters.
Here, o'er the storm-swept main Stern rocks repulsive frown ; But far away, on some fair southern shore, Even nowj perhaps, beneath thy beam the waves All gently ebb and flow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
no waking thought Might shadow forth the change came o'er my vision.
A scene more glad and fair Than the islands blest, I saw ; Where grove and flowery plain, bright vale and hill. And streams lay bathed in golden light serene, With harpings filled and song. While forms celestial moved thro' mead and bowers.
74 NOCTURN.
What grief-assuaging love Beamed in their looks benign ! [woe ; And, " Come, " tliey said, "poor child of dread and Here rest thine aching brow in peace secure ; Here wait awhil...e, full soon Shall cease e'en memory of tears, for ever. " 'Tis past — that blissful dream ! I wake, and am alone. In darkness and in silence desolate Are those the lingering echoes of lament, Flung on the floating winds, A drowsy spell to charm the ear of sorrow ?
Murmuring along the shore, Unnumbered billows sound ; Yet, dost thou not, enthroned Moon, look down. Seeming to chide old ocean's fond complaint ?
With ever-placid sway Smiling cold patience on those troubled waters.
Here, o'er the storm-swept main Stern rocks repulsive frown ; But far away, on some fair southern shore, Even nowj perhaps, beneath thy beam the waves All gently ebb and flow.
What to read after Taormina And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Lowe to read onlineMoreLess
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