A Mother's Garden of Verse
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Careless of every struggle that prepared His model for him ; whether you despaired Or triumphed at the last; all this ignoring.
But of that curious throng One may arrive, A girl, it might be, with gay smile, imploring The past to open, you to come alive.
And speak to her impetuous youth Some whisper of your hard won truth ; A man perhaps, with strong Unthwarted purpose, who would fain discern The source of your lips stem Assurance and command; Or, one may pause and stand [6i] Longer than these,... a woman, in whose eyes All happiness lies drowned, but a surmise Sweeter than happiness shines very fair.
Lo, she will turn Her clever, tired gaze Amusedly upon your portrait there, Will unembarrassed dare To recompense That shadow of your spirit with the gift Of exquisite intelligence, With pity, love and praise.
Pity for pain endured and for the pride that still Forged your new pain, praise for the reckless will Love for the whole of you, as swift.
As charming as her hand's quick lift To touch the gilded frame While her eyes seek upon the canvas dark, Some token, near the painter's mark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Careless of every struggle that prepared His model for him ; whether you despaired Or triumphed at the last; all this ignoring.
But of that curious throng One may arrive, A girl, it might be, with gay smile, imploring The past to open, you to come alive.
And speak to her impetuous youth Some whisper of your hard won truth ; A man perhaps, with strong Unthwarted purpose, who would fain discern The source of your lips stem Assurance and command; Or, one may pause and stand [6i] Longer than these,... a woman, in whose eyes All happiness lies drowned, but a surmise Sweeter than happiness shines very fair.
Lo, she will turn Her clever, tired gaze Amusedly upon your portrait there, Will unembarrassed dare To recompense That shadow of your spirit with the gift Of exquisite intelligence, With pity, love and praise.
Pity for pain endured and for the pride that still Forged your new pain, praise for the reckless will Love for the whole of you, as swift.
As charming as her hand's quick lift To touch the gilded frame While her eyes seek upon the canvas dark, Some token, near the painter's mark.
What to read after A Mother's Garden of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greene, Rosalind Huidekoper, B. 1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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