The Poems, Sacred, Passionate And Humorous, of Nathaniel Parker Willis
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were wearing, aye, insensibly apart.
We came to Italy. I felt A yearning for its sunny sky ; My very spirit seem'd to melt As swept its first warm breezes by.
Fcom lip and cheek a chilling mist, From life and soul a frozen rime, By every breath seem'd softly kiss'd — God's blessing on its radiant clime !
It was an endless joy to me To see my sister's new delight ; From Venice in its golden sea To Posstum in its purple light — By sweet Val d'Amo's tinted hills — In Vallombrosa's convent gloom — ...'Mid Terni's vale of singing rills-^ By deathless lairs in solemn Rome — In gay Palermo's " Golden Shell"— At Arethusa's hidden well — We loiter'd like th' impassion'd sun That slept so lovingly on all.
And made a home of every one — Ruin, and fane, and waterfall — And crown'd the dying day with glory If we had seen, since morn, but one old haunt of story.
( 13-^ ) We came with Spring to Tivoli.
My sister loved its laughing air And merry waters, though, for me, My heart was in another key ; And sometimes I could scarcely bear The mirth of their eternal play, And, like a child that longs for home When weary of its holiday, I sigh'd for melancholy Rome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
were wearing, aye, insensibly apart.
We came to Italy. I felt A yearning for its sunny sky ; My very spirit seem'd to melt As swept its first warm breezes by.
Fcom lip and cheek a chilling mist, From life and soul a frozen rime, By every breath seem'd softly kiss'd — God's blessing on its radiant clime !
It was an endless joy to me To see my sister's new delight ; From Venice in its golden sea To Posstum in its purple light — By sweet Val d'Amo's tinted hills — In Vallombrosa's convent gloom — ...'Mid Terni's vale of singing rills-^ By deathless lairs in solemn Rome — In gay Palermo's " Golden Shell"— At Arethusa's hidden well — We loiter'd like th' impassion'd sun That slept so lovingly on all.
And made a home of every one — Ruin, and fane, and waterfall — And crown'd the dying day with glory If we had seen, since morn, but one old haunt of story.
( 13-^ ) We came with Spring to Tivoli.
My sister loved its laughing air And merry waters, though, for me, My heart was in another key ; And sometimes I could scarcely bear The mirth of their eternal play, And, like a child that longs for home When weary of its holiday, I sigh'd for melancholy Rome.
What to read after The Poems, Sacred, Passionate And Humorous, of Nathaniel Parker Willis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 1806-1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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