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He'll have thee home.
ELECTRICITY A sky-born genius, fettered, housed; The wonder-worker of the hour; And infant, calm, — a giant, roused — With heart of poet, hand of power. A slave who works, or fights, or sings.
Or voices thought and gives it wings.
FAITHLESS A tremblinn; star lay pale and fai upon the sky at even, A fiery comet blazed its way across the peaceful heaven: The star!" I cried in agony of fear; A helpless spark upon the monster's path, What power can save it from swift coming wr...ath ?" A moment more the meteor was gone When lo! the little star, God-kept, shone on.
A single blossom graced the bush beside my cot- tage door; Fresh, fair and pure, upon its breast a gem of dew it wore. An angry gale swept down the mountain height: The treasured flower was leveled by the blast, But when the furious storm was overpast.
Unharmed, the flower upraised its blushing face, Still bright with dew and sweet with added crace.
47 As fair as flower, as pure as star, was my loved friend to me, So near, so dear, my household star, my own hearth flower was she; But malice said, " You have a friend no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He'll have thee home.
ELECTRICITY A sky-born genius, fettered, housed; The wonder-worker of the hour; And infant, calm, — a giant, roused — With heart of poet, hand of power. A slave who works, or fights, or sings.
Or voices thought and gives it wings.
FAITHLESS A tremblinn; star lay pale and fai upon the sky at even, A fiery comet blazed its way across the peaceful heaven: The star!" I cried in agony of fear; A helpless spark upon the monster's path, What power can save it from swift coming wr...ath ?" A moment more the meteor was gone When lo! the little star, God-kept, shone on.
A single blossom graced the bush beside my cot- tage door; Fresh, fair and pure, upon its breast a gem of dew it wore. An angry gale swept down the mountain height: The treasured flower was leveled by the blast, But when the furious storm was overpast.
Unharmed, the flower upraised its blushing face, Still bright with dew and sweet with added crace.
47 As fair as flower, as pure as star, was my loved friend to me, So near, so dear, my household star, my own hearth flower was she; But malice said, " You have a friend no more.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Whitcomb to read onlineMoreLess
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