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Description:This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 edition. Excerpt: ...gazed, And I lost her in a swoon. At the dawn a risen lark Pierced the clouds with such a lay, With such sweetness fill'd my brain, That I woke and saw the day. And I smelt the window rose, Heard the sharp bleat from the pen, Felt the living breeze blow in, And was one with living men. Love! I lose you once again--For the sad, wild dreams are flown That your face made yet so sweet--And I know I am alone. From the lonely light I turn, Fold my eyes, feign sleep again; Weak, so weak, a little while--Till I learn to bear this pain. I shall bear it, knowing well You will love me out of sight, Till the veil that hangs between, Parts, and yields you with the light. MY BABE. 1'. Ay yes! I see the morning come, The blue sky on the pane; But I am fain to turn my head, And fall asleep again. 2. You broke the sweetest dream in two, You bid me wake too soon; To match the dream, and know the end, I fain would lie till noon. 3-Just half awake, and half asleep, I thought our babe that's dead Was by me, on this lonely arm I felt the downy head. 4-Ay me! the little downy head That lay so soft and warm; I felt the.quick breaths on my cheek, And clasped the little form. 5. Then fast asleep I fell, and dream'd I waited by the door, And all was dawn; so bright a dawn I never saw before. 6. I wonder'd what I waited for So long, and could not tell--Suddenly, with a stroke of joy, My heart rang like a bell! 7. For oh, the babe! I thought I saw Her little spirit pass--Her little spirit all in white, Over the dewy grass---8. Over the dewy grass so light, Never a sound she made; Over the dewy grass so light, And never bent a blade. 9' Her feet like two small sunbeams slipp'd, They let no shadow fall, The dew-sparks glitter'd in the grass Like dancing diamonds all....We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Poems. To get started finding Poems, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 edition. Excerpt: ...gazed, And I lost her in a swoon. At the dawn a risen lark Pierced the clouds with such a lay, With such sweetness fill'd my brain, That I woke and saw the day. And I smelt the window rose, Heard the sharp bleat from the pen, Felt the living breeze blow in, And was one with living men. Love! I lose you once again--For the sad, wild dreams are flown That your face made yet so sweet--And I know I am alone. From the lonely light I turn, Fold my eyes, feign sleep again; Weak, so weak, a little while--Till I learn to bear this pain. I shall bear it, knowing well You will love me out of sight, Till the veil that hangs between, Parts, and yields you with the light. MY BABE. 1'. Ay yes! I see the morning come, The blue sky on the pane; But I am fain to turn my head, And fall asleep again. 2. You broke the sweetest dream in two, You bid me wake too soon; To match the dream, and know the end, I fain would lie till noon. 3-Just half awake, and half asleep, I thought our babe that's dead Was by me, on this lonely arm I felt the downy head. 4-Ay me! the little downy head That lay so soft and warm; I felt the.quick breaths on my cheek, And clasped the little form. 5. Then fast asleep I fell, and dream'd I waited by the door, And all was dawn; so bright a dawn I never saw before. 6. I wonder'd what I waited for So long, and could not tell--Suddenly, with a stroke of joy, My heart rang like a bell! 7. For oh, the babe! I thought I saw Her little spirit pass--Her little spirit all in white, Over the dewy grass---8. Over the dewy grass so light, Never a sound she made; Over the dewy grass so light, And never bent a blade. 9' Her feet like two small sunbeams slipp'd, They let no shadow fall, The dew-sparks glitter'd in the grass Like dancing diamonds all....We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Poems. To get started finding Poems, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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