Poems
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MEMORIES. 71 And on some stormy winter's day- Ask some loud wave to bear away With overcoming, hurrying feet, A voice so tender, soft, and sweet, That yet might sway with mild command, If banished by a gentler hand. •/And if that voice return should crave Upon some other sounding wave, Still bear it back a deeper swell, Until its last and faint 'Farewell' Shall at the close of that rough day In sweetest cadence die away. Then ask a little boat to glide From off the shore at rising tide, Laden w...ith thoughts that will not rest Save in the depths of Ocean's breast : And let it bear them o'er the main Where nought can bring them back again; Safe in thy keeping full and free, O dread, remorseless, mighty Sea. " 72 THE TWO FACES.
The dark veil hung o'er roses, O'er sunshine and o'er flowers; It shed its heavy ample fold O'er pleasant summer hours ; It hung o'er every window, It shadowed every place, And piteously its impress showed A dead child's little face.
Only "a little child" they said, "An oft-repeated tale; But living death to us who mourn Within the dark dark veil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MEMORIES. 71 And on some stormy winter's day- Ask some loud wave to bear away With overcoming, hurrying feet, A voice so tender, soft, and sweet, That yet might sway with mild command, If banished by a gentler hand. •/And if that voice return should crave Upon some other sounding wave, Still bear it back a deeper swell, Until its last and faint 'Farewell' Shall at the close of that rough day In sweetest cadence die away. Then ask a little boat to glide From off the shore at rising tide, Laden w...ith thoughts that will not rest Save in the depths of Ocean's breast : And let it bear them o'er the main Where nought can bring them back again; Safe in thy keeping full and free, O dread, remorseless, mighty Sea. " 72 THE TWO FACES.
The dark veil hung o'er roses, O'er sunshine and o'er flowers; It shed its heavy ample fold O'er pleasant summer hours ; It hung o'er every window, It shadowed every place, And piteously its impress showed A dead child's little face.
Only "a little child" they said, "An oft-repeated tale; But living death to us who mourn Within the dark dark veil.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Barnard Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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