The Female Poets of America
The Female Poets of America
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A " trailing cloud of glory," dost thou come From some bright world afar, our unremembered home ?
I know thou dwelPst not in this dull, cold Real, I know thy home is in some brighter sphere, I know I shall not meet thee, my Ideal, In the dark wanderings that await me here ; Why comes thy gentle image, then, to me.
Wasting my night of life in one long dream of thee ?
The city's peopled solitude, the glare Of festal halls, moonlight, and music's tone All breathe the sad refrain — TJtou art not th...ere; And even with Nature I am still alone : — With joy I see her summer bloom depart ; I love stern winter's reign — 'tis winter in my heart.
And if I sigh upon my brow to see The deepening shadow of Time's fleeting wing, 'Tis for the youth I might not give to thee.
The vanished brightness of my first sweet spring ; That I might give thee not the joyous form Unworn by sighs and tears, unblighted by the storm.
And when the hearts I should be proud to win.
Breathe, in those tones that woman holds so dear, Words of impassioned homage unto mine, Coldly and harsh they fall upon my ear ; And as I listen to the fervent vow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A " trailing cloud of glory," dost thou come From some bright world afar, our unremembered home ?
I know thou dwelPst not in this dull, cold Real, I know thy home is in some brighter sphere, I know I shall not meet thee, my Ideal, In the dark wanderings that await me here ; Why comes thy gentle image, then, to me.
Wasting my night of life in one long dream of thee ?
The city's peopled solitude, the glare Of festal halls, moonlight, and music's tone All breathe the sad refrain — TJtou art not th...ere; And even with Nature I am still alone : — With joy I see her summer bloom depart ; I love stern winter's reign — 'tis winter in my heart.
And if I sigh upon my brow to see The deepening shadow of Time's fleeting wing, 'Tis for the youth I might not give to thee.
The vanished brightness of my first sweet spring ; That I might give thee not the joyous form Unworn by sighs and tears, unblighted by the storm.
And when the hearts I should be proud to win.
Breathe, in those tones that woman holds so dear, Words of impassioned homage unto mine, Coldly and harsh they fall upon my ear ; And as I listen to the fervent vow.
What to read after The Female Poets of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Read, Thomas Buchanan, 1822-1872, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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