Thought And Reverie
Thought And Reverie
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" Be the green turf lightly laid " On the noble form in which so long " A soul its home hath made. " Be sure that decay ere long will own That dainty form, since the spirit flown Far hence its home hath made.
THOUGHT AND REVERIE. 1 o WRITTEN BY MOONLIGHT AMONG THE BUINS OF A RELIGIOUS EDIFICE.
Potent Enchantress ! With, thine icy smile Bathing these ruins in a silvery light, So cold, so chilling, that the inmost soul Shudders instinctively. A thousand years Have passed into oblivion since ...this pile In all its rude magnificence arose.
Beneath the pale reflection of thy gaze, A world in miniature, a lone retreat, Where from the strife and turmoil of the world The weary one retiring sought repose, Or rich in holy confidence expired.
A thousand beads told on Time's rosary, A thousand deep pulsations of the heart Of our great mother Nature, and I stand Where cowled monk and virgin devotee, The willing victims of a blighting creed, Oft kneeling wept in bitterness of soul O'er memory's blotted page ; or musing leant Beside this oriel window, looking forth On the broad plain of heaven scattered o'er With golden dust from the bright chariot wheels Of the all-glorious sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ha !
" Be the green turf lightly laid " On the noble form in which so long " A soul its home hath made. " Be sure that decay ere long will own That dainty form, since the spirit flown Far hence its home hath made.
THOUGHT AND REVERIE. 1 o WRITTEN BY MOONLIGHT AMONG THE BUINS OF A RELIGIOUS EDIFICE.
Potent Enchantress ! With, thine icy smile Bathing these ruins in a silvery light, So cold, so chilling, that the inmost soul Shudders instinctively. A thousand years Have passed into oblivion since ...this pile In all its rude magnificence arose.
Beneath the pale reflection of thy gaze, A world in miniature, a lone retreat, Where from the strife and turmoil of the world The weary one retiring sought repose, Or rich in holy confidence expired.
A thousand beads told on Time's rosary, A thousand deep pulsations of the heart Of our great mother Nature, and I stand Where cowled monk and virgin devotee, The willing victims of a blighting creed, Oft kneeling wept in bitterness of soul O'er memory's blotted page ; or musing leant Beside this oriel window, looking forth On the broad plain of heaven scattered o'er With golden dust from the bright chariot wheels Of the all-glorious sun.
What to read after Thought And Reverie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Kingston Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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