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Page 28
When Joy's bright sun has shed his evening - ray , And Hope's delusive meteors
cease to play ; When clouds on clouds the smiling prospect close , Still thro ' the
gloom thy star serenely glows : Like yon fair orb , she gilds the brow of night With
...
When Joy's bright sun has shed his evening - ray , And Hope's delusive meteors
cease to play ; When clouds on clouds the smiling prospect close , Still thro ' the
gloom thy star serenely glows : Like yon fair orb , she gilds the brow of night With
...
Page 30
When sober Judgment has his throne resigned , She smiles away the chaos of
the mind ; And , as warm Fancy's bright Elysium glows , From Her each image
springs , each colour flows . She is the sacred guest ! the immortal friend ! Oft
seen ...
When sober Judgment has his throne resigned , She smiles away the chaos of
the mind ; And , as warm Fancy's bright Elysium glows , From Her each image
springs , each colour flows . She is the sacred guest ! the immortal friend ! Oft
seen ...
Page 31
From the rude wall what bright ideas start ! Even now he claims the amaranthine
wreath , With scenes that glow , with images that breathe ! And whence these
scenes , these images , declare . Whence but from Her who triumphs o'er despair
?
From the rude wall what bright ideas start ! Even now he claims the amaranthine
wreath , With scenes that glow , with images that breathe ! And whence these
scenes , these images , declare . Whence but from Her who triumphs o'er despair
?
Page 32
Whose mind , profaned by no unhallowed guest , Culls from the crowd the purest
and the best ; May range , at will , bright Fancy's golden clime , Or , musing ,
mount where Science sits sublime , Or wake the Spirit of departed Time . Who
acts ...
Whose mind , profaned by no unhallowed guest , Culls from the crowd the purest
and the best ; May range , at will , bright Fancy's golden clime , Or , musing ,
mount where Science sits sublime , Or wake the Spirit of departed Time . Who
acts ...
Page 37
Imbowering shrubs with verdure veiled the sky , And on the musk - rose shed a
deeper die ; Save when a bright and momentary gleam Glanced from the white
foam of some sheltered stream . O'er the still lake the bell of evening tolled , And
on ...
Imbowering shrubs with verdure veiled the sky , And on the musk - rose shed a
deeper die ; Save when a bright and momentary gleam Glanced from the white
foam of some sheltered stream . O'er the still lake the bell of evening tolled , And
on ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Poems |
| Author | Samuel Rogers |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Edward Moxon, 1842 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 24 Nov 2016 |
| Length | 304 pages |
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