The Songs of Our Land, And Other Poems
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63 They dressed the bride in streamers gay, Her beauty to enhance ; And o'er her hung Columbia's stars, And the tri-fold flag of France — They decked her prow with rare device, With wealth of carving good ; And they girt her with a golden zone.
The maiden of the wood.
The gay tones of the artisan Fell lightly on the ear, And sound of vigorous hammer stroke Rang loudly out, and clear ; And stout arms swayed the ponderous sledge, While a shout the hills awoke, As forth to meet the bridegroom floo...d Swept the daughter of the Oak.
And bending to the jewelled spray That rose her step to greet, She dashed aside the yesty waves That gathered round her feet ; 64 And down her path right gracefully, The queenly maiden pressed, Till the royal Ocean clasped her form To his broad and heaving breast.
God guide thee o'er the trackless deep.
My brother — brave and true ; God speed the good Damascus well, And shield her daring crew.
THE HEARTH OE HOME.
The storm around my dwelling sweeps, And while the boughs it fiercely reaps, My heart within a vigil keeps, The warm and cheering hearth beside ; And as I mark the kindling glow Brightly o'er all its radiance throw, Back to the years my memories flow, When Rome sat on her hills in pride ; When every stream, and grove, and tree, And fountain had its deity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
63 They dressed the bride in streamers gay, Her beauty to enhance ; And o'er her hung Columbia's stars, And the tri-fold flag of France — They decked her prow with rare device, With wealth of carving good ; And they girt her with a golden zone.
The maiden of the wood.
The gay tones of the artisan Fell lightly on the ear, And sound of vigorous hammer stroke Rang loudly out, and clear ; And stout arms swayed the ponderous sledge, While a shout the hills awoke, As forth to meet the bridegroom floo...d Swept the daughter of the Oak.
And bending to the jewelled spray That rose her step to greet, She dashed aside the yesty waves That gathered round her feet ; 64 And down her path right gracefully, The queenly maiden pressed, Till the royal Ocean clasped her form To his broad and heaving breast.
God guide thee o'er the trackless deep.
My brother — brave and true ; God speed the good Damascus well, And shield her daring crew.
THE HEARTH OE HOME.
The storm around my dwelling sweeps, And while the boughs it fiercely reaps, My heart within a vigil keeps, The warm and cheering hearth beside ; And as I mark the kindling glow Brightly o'er all its radiance throw, Back to the years my memories flow, When Rome sat on her hills in pride ; When every stream, and grove, and tree, And fountain had its deity.
What to read after The Songs of Our Land, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewitt, Mary E. (Mary Elizabeth), 1807-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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