The Jade Chaplet in Twenty Four Beads a Span Classsearchtermspan Classs

Stent, G. C. (George Carter), 1833-1884

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" 1 30 The Jade Chaplet.
DREAM MUSIC.
If 'tis a dream, I pray that I may never Again awaken from a scene like this ; If it is real, oh ! may it last for ever ! Dreaming or real, in either case 'tis bliss.
This must be heaven, and I, a common mortal, Stand awe-struck in the midst of these vast halls I view the rainbow roof, the glittering portal, The ambient star-encrusted ether walls.
Roof, walls, and blue and gold mosaic flooring Seem blent in one — whose ever-changing hues. Gilded by rays of ...light from all sides pouring, Form endless grand kaleidoscopic views.
Drea7n Music. 131 On a gold throne, whose radiating brightness Dazzles the eyes — enhaloing the scene ; Sits a fair form, arrayed in snowy whiteness. She is Chang-o, ^ the beauteous Fairy Queen.
Rainbow- winged angels softly hover o'er her, Forming a canopy above the throne \ A host of fairy beings stand before her. Each robed in light and girt with meteor zone.
Angelic lips high in mid-air are breathing Tissues of dulcet sounds, and as they fall.

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