Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
POETIC AL,
Bkit\J'S POEMS

BRYANT 5 POEMS
pens or WILIIaM {. BRYANT Collected and ar
rarsed BY tie Author. Complete in one vol Of 37o
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I'LL. IS Tile latest and best edition If BRYANT the b-
"c mean jor uSe II contains all his poenis arranged
q y are "" III any previous etor. acco, ii-u y he
'F"er If ii.re z which they were written. and pri,ted
''0 u'' ma r2in substantial manner, 80 ths- ttpv
"'az ".'"r| 'thout fear Of defacng s. ,.lcks Or
G-.g-4vtngs
.'->'' " good taste can sit down and read in this
''i-- '' nan an hour, wi bout being convinced how
'iA'" m aoJTe the false glitter and hot house eN-
u'raa'e'f many writers who now emmy !n7uIar favor
aTe .r ~uoiu'd pahot, tire f'ain, clear isnguage the
natural pictures the unfrred imagery, and the whole
'nie s-n'imen BY which these poems ire ch1rac er-
y d. 1here is manly srfaighlfFw.rd flame, about
theEl, which, without al ali imparng their poetca ele
S1nfe ana 5ea'y, add. Immensely 10 their moral effect
All Intellectual g4wcr.
fa<e as an example Of tile qualities uf which we
eaF, the f!'I"iag poem from rp. ISIS 100 How
beautiful the m'vemert-haw living lie pciures-!!cp
80 the !Hagrry-h-r l1uchn, the senjl ueu..
SUMNER RAMBLE
TIE qeet August noon has cnne.
!. a.uu.o-Iops silence fills tie s,Y
ihe fields are STILL lie woods ar. la.ao.
II easy sieip tie waters lie.
AM na;& y1i zo.. While cioll. tia, ~.
Above our vale, mJvc.ss thr,n.;
Ite cattle an III mountains breast
i1.j .h1 grateful shadow Ions:
On, how unlike those merry hours
II early June when Earth laughs out.
When lhe fresh winds make lore to fl wer.;
AGd woodland, sing, and waters Shout
" hen II Tie grass sweet voices talk,
And strains Of tny music swell
f-n every rnoss-cup II Tile rock
tcJn every nameless blossom. ; BELL
FRA aaw Jy tee deep FIR sonnd.
peace w other season knows,
ile-Aes The heavens and wraps tie ground.
Ih: blessing If spprerhe repos.
A~sE | viii hot BE- to-day,
4Ta only slave Of toll and care.
Awl} trrm de-k and .usf, away.
III be as idle 4. l.ea all,
Beneath the open SKY abroad
Among the plants atd h-e.tnin. .I.nrs.
The snless, paac fll works of God.
All share tue calm The ssa.o. hrnga
Some, thou. in whose soft eyes Sc.
'Ihe gentle meanings . IA. he.ri.
One day amid the .ooI. l.Ila .I.r
From and oil laeiE care. apart
And where. upon the m.cdo~'. b,e,.',
lhe shadow Of the thcke. lies.
fhe Blue Wild weI. thou ga'her,s.
.iail glow yet deeper near shlu. ~,..
Come, an. Ynsn mid ne c.iIa psos,.nd.
turn, those = MI. eyes usaeI..
shey. ii.e rho lo.t.y landscape round.
.! innocence I'll. peace s.-Il ...ak
NtSt here. beneath the HnnDsiHs .aade.
sd on The client LEG. gar.
= irdn; and widening. ill lie, fade
h yon soft gin. o: su;Gnsr haze.
Size village trees tf.i' submits ,ea,
SH a. lis sPrr. and yon!er l: Cd
. r'. u hosr calm 5cld. app. al
As chis'il-l from IT,. .!eless rock
- HaTq ll mount the scene o'e,Io0is-.
thfre !he flushed wind. their sabbath. keen,
~ t a near hnn from bee3 and bruota
'nes family like The tree, " .ierc
We'll may The gazar deem tina: wh.a
Worn with the struggle and the slrift.
And Lear sick at The wrongs ofmen.
the good fUrsaheS The scene Vi lif,;
Like TINS deep quiet thlt, awhile
i'ugers ;he lovely landscape u;.1.
ShAii X ire place whose holy smile
Welcomes him to happier shore
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