The House That Was And Other Poems
The House That Was And Other Poems
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Draw me a line, you say? — then another? Letter them so; here an A, there a B? X follows sure — I admit, brother; There . . . (and the door-slam has spilt out the key).
72 Once in a Life You have broken the bowl of golden glass On the flags of aching stone: You have broken the spell, and the splendors pass ; I had thought ... I should have known.
Once in a life, they say; is it true?
There is much to mend again : I remember our earliest smile; do you?
The night the v^ind smelled rain.
It is bes...t, perhaps ; one might have swooned ; — Been blissful and never stirred: As it is — who wears an open wound Is wakeful ; or so I've heard. 73 The House That Was and Other Poems All those children with wildflowers, yesterday, Were they real? and the buds they bore?
Did they laugh as I listened ? Did you say It was friendship and nothing more?
You have broken the bowl; well, let it pass; It was written ; I should have known : (I will gather these crumbs of jewelled glass) There ... I have knelt ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Draw me a line, you say? — then another? Letter them so; here an A, there a B? X follows sure — I admit, brother; There . . . (and the door-slam has spilt out the key).
72 Once in a Life You have broken the bowl of golden glass On the flags of aching stone: You have broken the spell, and the splendors pass ; I had thought ... I should have known.
Once in a life, they say; is it true?
There is much to mend again : I remember our earliest smile; do you?
The night the v^ind smelled rain.
It is bes...t, perhaps ; one might have swooned ; — Been blissful and never stirred: As it is — who wears an open wound Is wakeful ; or so I've heard. 73 The House That Was and Other Poems All those children with wildflowers, yesterday, Were they real? and the buds they bore?
Did they laugh as I listened ? Did you say It was friendship and nothing more?
You have broken the bowl; well, let it pass; It was written ; I should have known : (I will gather these crumbs of jewelled glass) There ... I have knelt ...
What to read after The House That Was And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Robbins Curtis Low to read onlineMoreLess
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