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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=547568" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Burial Of A Fairy Queen</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">On a verdant summer islet<br>I beheld a wondrous scene,<br>In a trance of dreamy waking-<br>Burial of a Fairy Queen!<br>First I heard some small pipes playing,<br>Like faint night-winds on the breeze,<br>Or the sound of distant rain-drops,<br>As they fall among the trees.<br>Floating softly o'er the waters,<br>And from every bell of foam,<br>The fairy anthem echoed sweetly,<br>Sad as thoughts of distant home.<br>Next the sound, as if of footsteps,<br>O'er the grass plot mov'd along;<br>And distinctly came the accents<br>Of the solemn funeral song.<br>Like the melting of the dew-drops,<br>Without words of grief or death,<br>Was the soul-enthralling music,<br>Scarcely louder than a breath.<br>Then my dreaming eyes were opened,<br>And in wonder I espied<br>Thousands of the fairy creatures<br>In a circle, side by side.<br>Scarcely taller than the leaflets<br>Of the herbage on the plain,<br>While their heads were bowed with anguish,<br>And their tear-drops fell like rain.<br>In the middle of the circle,<br>On a plat of grass most green,<br>Stood a bier of unknown flowers,<br>Whereon lay the Fairy Queen.<br>Ah, she was pale as any lily,<br>Cold and motionless as snow!<br>Fainter grew their solemn dirges,<br>And still deeper grew their wo!<br>Two sisters of the queenly fairy,<br>Stood at her feet and head,<br>And sang heart-broken measures,<br>Their requiems o'er the dead.<br>Scarcely louder than the twittering<br>Of the wood-lark's dewy breath-<br>But too full of desolation,<br>And the dark despair of death!<br>Then the flower-bier sank gently,<br>At the spot whereon it lay;<br>And the magic turf clos'd o'er it-<br>Thus the dead queen pass'd away!<br>Bright dew-drops glittered on the sward-<br>One fleet moment more, and then<br>The mystic troop sailed duskily,<br>And far from mortal ken.<br>The silence of the still midnight<br>The murmuring waters broke;<br>The moon, emerging from a cloud,<br>Shone on me, and I woke.</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Mary+Eliza+Perine+Tucker+Lambert">Mary Eliza Perine Tucker Lambert</a><div class=q>
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I beheld a wondrous scene,
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Burial of a Fairy Queen!
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Like faint night-winds on the breeze,
Or the sound of distant rain-drops,
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