Tentative Poems: a Collection of Verse Written During the Past Four Years
Tentative Poems: a Collection of Verse Written During the Past Four Years
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— O, detestable word.
Too well I know thy import ; Tis forced on my mind as the sword Which carries afore it the fort Though existence may still proceed Till checked by the Hand above, No more in my life I may read Of that holy feeling of love.
Good-bye ! — ye gods, can it be ? — No, I cannot warm such a thought ; Can I from its fetters e'er free The heart, which thy beauty has bought?
No ! never, though Death's cruel pangs Should darken the landscape so fair.
Too deeply rooted its fangs, O, I ...cannot, cannot despair !
REUNION. IS Stay ! 'tis thy answer so sweet, Enkindling the lamp on the wane ; My passion once more to its feet Doth rise ne'er to stumble again.
Then Farewell ! let it be— not to joy—: Revived indeed is my soul ; Contentment which nothing can cloy Is longing 'fore " Time " for its goal.
REUNION.
** If not on earth, in heaven we shall all meet again.*' The exquisite bliss of meeting With the friends long lost to our sight, The joy, the pleasure of greeting The dawn of Affection's sweet light : Tis known and felt by all creatures Who return to childhood's bright home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— O, detestable word.
Too well I know thy import ; Tis forced on my mind as the sword Which carries afore it the fort Though existence may still proceed Till checked by the Hand above, No more in my life I may read Of that holy feeling of love.
Good-bye ! — ye gods, can it be ? — No, I cannot warm such a thought ; Can I from its fetters e'er free The heart, which thy beauty has bought?
No ! never, though Death's cruel pangs Should darken the landscape so fair.
Too deeply rooted its fangs, O, I ...cannot, cannot despair !
REUNION. IS Stay ! 'tis thy answer so sweet, Enkindling the lamp on the wane ; My passion once more to its feet Doth rise ne'er to stumble again.
Then Farewell ! let it be— not to joy—: Revived indeed is my soul ; Contentment which nothing can cloy Is longing 'fore " Time " for its goal.
REUNION.
** If not on earth, in heaven we shall all meet again.*' The exquisite bliss of meeting With the friends long lost to our sight, The joy, the pleasure of greeting The dawn of Affection's sweet light : Tis known and felt by all creatures Who return to childhood's bright home.
What to read after Tentative Poems: a Collection of Verse Written During the Past Four Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Frederick James Nightingale Stott to read onlineMoreLess
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