The Brother & Sister's Offering
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And thou, who boldly dared the swelling wave.
To seek the shore thy reason only gave !
Thou child of nature, student of her laws, Whose truth made bolder in a vent'rous cause ; Made thee to spurn the gibes the sages gave.
Of seeking land beyond the western wave.
32 THE MAID OF LOUVERE.
Thy hope fulfil'd, thy banner then unfurl'd Columbia ! we hail the new-found world !
Fair Italy ! so varied are thy themes, The poet hails them as his brightest dreams.
And Clio longs to point the glowing page Of... mental splendor in thy future age !
Nestling near the lofty mountain, Half in coyness, half in fear, Where the mist rolls from the fountain, Rose the fairy spot, Louvere.
Nature there was all too lovely.
Truant bards have sung it so.
For man to plant his might unholy, And the seeds of discord sow.
But he heeds not love or beauty.
Mocks, alas ! the silent tear ; Scoffs alike at love and duty.
Blighting ev'ry hope that's dear.
As the mountain shadows flinging.
Darken all the vale below.
Thus he stall?:s whilst round him ringing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And thou, who boldly dared the swelling wave.
To seek the shore thy reason only gave !
Thou child of nature, student of her laws, Whose truth made bolder in a vent'rous cause ; Made thee to spurn the gibes the sages gave.
Of seeking land beyond the western wave.
32 THE MAID OF LOUVERE.
Thy hope fulfil'd, thy banner then unfurl'd Columbia ! we hail the new-found world !
Fair Italy ! so varied are thy themes, The poet hails them as his brightest dreams.
And Clio longs to point the glowing page Of... mental splendor in thy future age !
Nestling near the lofty mountain, Half in coyness, half in fear, Where the mist rolls from the fountain, Rose the fairy spot, Louvere.
Nature there was all too lovely.
Truant bards have sung it so.
For man to plant his might unholy, And the seeds of discord sow.
But he heeds not love or beauty.
Mocks, alas ! the silent tear ; Scoffs alike at love and duty.
Blighting ev'ry hope that's dear.
As the mountain shadows flinging.
Darken all the vale below.
Thus he stall?:s whilst round him ringing.
What to read after The Brother & Sister's Offering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coates, Elmer Ruan, 1831-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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