The Poems of William Cowper, المجلد 3Charles Griffin, 1862 |
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... heaven ere time began . We turn to dust , and all our mightiest works Die too : the deep foundations that we lay , Time ploughs them up , and not a trace remains . We build with what we deem eternal rock ; A distant age asks where the ...
... heaven ere time began . We turn to dust , and all our mightiest works Die too : the deep foundations that we lay , Time ploughs them up , and not a trace remains . We build with what we deem eternal rock ; A distant age asks where the ...
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... Heaven , she often holds , With those fair ministers of light to man , That fill the skies nightly with silent pomp , Sweet conference ; enquires what strains were they With which Heaven rang , when every star , in haste To gratulate ...
... Heaven , she often holds , With those fair ministers of light to man , That fill the skies nightly with silent pomp , Sweet conference ; enquires what strains were they With which Heaven rang , when every star , in haste To gratulate ...
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... heaven and earth defied , Big with a curse too closely pent That struggled vainly for a vent , He tottered , reeled , and died . ' Tis not for us , with rash surmise , To point the judgment of the skies ; But judgments plain as this ...
... heaven and earth defied , Big with a curse too closely pent That struggled vainly for a vent , He tottered , reeled , and died . ' Tis not for us , with rash surmise , To point the judgment of the skies ; But judgments plain as this ...
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THE TASK IN SIX Books | 7 |
LINES COMPOSED FOR A MEMORIAL OF ASHLEY COWPER | 10 |
ODE TO APOLLO | 32 |
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Aspasio Beau marked beauty beneath bird boast BODHAM bosom breath bright charms Cowper dear death deem delight divine dream earth ease ERASMUS DARWIN eyes fair fame fancy favourite fear feel flowers grace grave hand happy Hayley hear heard heart heaven honour human John Throckmorton king labour Lady Hesketh live lost lyre mind muse NATHANIEL COTTON nature nature's ne'er Nebaioth never night nymph o'er once peace Pertenhall pity pleasures poem poet poet's praise rest round scene scorn seems shine sigh sight skies sleep smile Soame Jenyns soft song soon soul sound storm stout spurs stream supple-jack sweet tears thee theme thine thou hast thought three hares Throckmorton toil trembling truth Twas verse voice Warren Hastings waste West Layton WILLIAM HAYLEY wind wing wisdom wish wonder worth