Urlyn the Harper, And Other Song;
Urlyn the Harper, And Other Song;
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27 URLTN THE HARPER XI.
I CAUB upon her lonely in a tower About the sunset hour, Where, gadng oversea, to other lands She stretched white yearning hands.
The while her breast heaved as a wind-blown flower.
Dark fell the cloudy tumult of her hair About her shoulders fair, As leaning out into the cool she sang With mournful voice, and rang Across gray seas the echo of despair.
38 URLYN THE HARPER " O day that slowly withers o'er the sea I too must die like thee: Like thee I perish, cold and wan a...nd whitCi Within the arms of night, For ever buried in the dark to be.
" Yet such a dawn of flashing joy was mine, O fading day, as thine.
While young in morning meadow-lands I strayedi A dewy-hearted maid, To see the light on opening petals shine.
" But winter came upon me ere the noon; December frost too soon Scattered the flowers and struck my heart with cold Until I wandered old And pale and worn and lonely as the moon.
29 URLYN THE HARPER " Old, yea so old in sorrow and in tears.
Though young in course of years, Like thee I stand within the shade of death Drooping, with failing breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27 URLTN THE HARPER XI.
I CAUB upon her lonely in a tower About the sunset hour, Where, gadng oversea, to other lands She stretched white yearning hands.
The while her breast heaved as a wind-blown flower.
Dark fell the cloudy tumult of her hair About her shoulders fair, As leaning out into the cool she sang With mournful voice, and rang Across gray seas the echo of despair.
38 URLYN THE HARPER " O day that slowly withers o'er the sea I too must die like thee: Like thee I perish, cold and wan a...nd whitCi Within the arms of night, For ever buried in the dark to be.
" Yet such a dawn of flashing joy was mine, O fading day, as thine.
While young in morning meadow-lands I strayedi A dewy-hearted maid, To see the light on opening petals shine.
" But winter came upon me ere the noon; December frost too soon Scattered the flowers and struck my heart with cold Until I wandered old And pale and worn and lonely as the moon.
29 URLYN THE HARPER " Old, yea so old in sorrow and in tears.
Though young in course of years, Like thee I stand within the shade of death Drooping, with failing breath.
What to read after Urlyn the Harper, And Other Song;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibson Wilfrid Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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