 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton - 1842 - 242 halaman
...scarcely cloud her heaven; Or if & cloud, — how soon appears An Iris calling smiles from tears ! vn. The Hermit. Years fly ; beneath the yew-tree's shade...unheard, unseen — The present heeds not what has been. Whirl'd in the gulf that thunders on, The floating raft forgets the gone. But all, perchance, one heart... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton - 1842 - 380 halaman
...scarcely cloud her heaven ; Or if a cloud , — how soon appears An Iris calling smiles from tears ! VII. The Hermit. Years fly; beneath the yew-tree's shade...unheard, unseen — The present heeds not what has been. Whirl'd in the gulf that thunders on , The floating raft forgets the gone. But all , perchance , one... | |
 | Robert Aris Willmott - 1857 - 426 halaman
...broke upon the blind — The jealous love the cure had wrought, The Heart in waking woke the Mind. THE HERMIT. Years fly ; beneath the yew-tree's shade,...brook glides on, the jasmine blows ; But where art thon, the wandering wife ? And what the bliss, and what the woes, Glass'd in the mirror-sleep of life... | |
 | Robert Aris Willmott - 1857 - 436 halaman
...broke upon the blind — The jealous love the cure had wrought, The Heart in waking woke the Mind. THE HERMIT. Years fly; beneath the yew-tree's shade, Thy father's holy dust is laid; The brook glides ou, the jasmine blows ; But where art thou, the wandering wife? And what the bliss, and what the woes,... | |
 | Robert Aris Willmott, Evert Augustus Duyckinck - 1858 - 644 halaman
...broke upon the blind — The jealous love the cure had wrought, The Heart in waking woke the Mind. THE HERMIT. Years fly; beneath the yew-tree's shade,...wandering wife? And what the bliss, and what the woes, For whether life may laugh or weep, Death the true waking — life the sleep. Who tenants thy forsaken... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1865 - 408 halaman
...which they rise, But balmier airs and rosier dyes. VII THE HERMIT. Years fly; beneath the yew-tree shade Thy father's holy dust is laid; The brook glides...heeds not what has been ; This herded world together press'd, Can miss no straggler from the rest — Not so ! Nay, all one heart may find, Where Memory... | |
 | Robert Aris Willmott - 1878 - 708 halaman
...broke upon the blind — The jealous love the cure had wrought. The Heart in waking woke the Mind. Years fly; beneath the yew-tree's shade, Thy father's...wandering wife ? And what the bliss, and what the woes, Glass' d in the mirror-sleep of life ? r.2l THE HEItMIT. For whether life may laugh or weep. Death... | |
 | Robert Aris Willmott - 1881 - 704 halaman
...broke upon the blind — The jealous love the cure had wrought, The Heart in waking woke the Mind. THE HERMIT. Years fly; beneath the yew-tree's shade,...or weep. Death the true waking — life the sleep. Who tenants thy forsaken cot — Who tends thy childhood's favourite flowcrsWho wakes, from every haunted... | |
 | Franklin Baldwin Wiley - 1885 - 72 halaman
...a brighter glow; And in each heart the violet wakes, The robins build, the roses blow. SOMNIA VANA. Whether life may laugh or weep, Death the true waking — life the sleep. SIR EB LYTTON. IN frail mortality's swift bark we glide From its dark source down life's deceitful... | |
 | Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton - 1898 - 482 halaman
...a happy bride may shed, Like dews ascend to heaven ; And leave the earth from which they rise, VH. THE HERMIT. Years fly; beneath the yew-tree's shade...wandering wife, And what the bliss, and what the woes, Glassed in the mirror-sleep of life ? For whether life may laugh or weep, Death the true waking —... | |
| |
THE HERMIT. Years fly; beneath the yew-tree's shade, Thy father's holy dust is laid ; The brook glides on, the jasmine blows ; But where art thou, the wandering wife? And what the bliss, and what the woes, Glass'd in the mirror-sleep of life? For whether... 