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A Child’s Imagination
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O thou golden image,
Miniature of bliss,
Speaking sweetly, speaking meetly!
Every word deserves a
kiss.
Strange, remote and splendid
Childhood’s fancy
pure
Thrills to thoughts we cannot fathom,
Quick felicities
obscure.
When the eyes grow solemn
Laughter fades away,
Nature of her mighty childhood
Recollects the Titan
play;
Woodlands touched by sunlight
Where the elves abode,
Giant meetings, Titan greetings,
Fancies of a youthful
God.
These
are coming on thee
In thy secret thought;
God remembers in thy bosom
All the wonders that He
wrought.
Miracles
Snow in June may break from
Nature,
Ice through August
last,
The random rose may increase stature
In December’s blast;
But this at least can never be,
O thou mortal ecstasy,
That one should live, even in pain,
Visited by thy disdain.
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