A Chant of Love for England And Other Poems
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I deem he is Life s twin, For whom the House was made.
Whatever his true name, Be sure, to enter in He has both key and claim.
The daybeams, free of fear, Creep drowsy toward his feet ; 30 THE FIRST GUEST His heart were heard to beat, Were any there to hear ; Ah, not for ends malign, Like wild thing crouched in lair, Or watcher of a snare, But with a friend s design He lurks in shadow there !
He goes not to the gates To welcome any other, Nay, not Lord Life, his brother ; But still his hour awa...its Each several guest to find Alone, yea, quite alone ; Pacing with pensive mind The cloister s echoing stone, Or singing, unaware, At the turning of the stair* T is truth, though we forget, In Life s House enters none Who shall that seeker shun, Who shall not so be met* 44 Is this mine hour t " each saith 44 So be it, gentle Death ! " Each has his way to end, Encountering this friend. Griefs die to memories mild ; Hope turns a weaned child ; Love shines a spirit white, With eyes of deepened light* When many a guest has passed, THE FIRST GUEST 31 Some day t is Life s at last To front the face of Death* Then, casements closed, men say : 44 Lord Life is gone away ; He went, we trust and pray, To God, who gave him breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I deem he is Life s twin, For whom the House was made.
Whatever his true name, Be sure, to enter in He has both key and claim.
The daybeams, free of fear, Creep drowsy toward his feet ; 30 THE FIRST GUEST His heart were heard to beat, Were any there to hear ; Ah, not for ends malign, Like wild thing crouched in lair, Or watcher of a snare, But with a friend s design He lurks in shadow there !
He goes not to the gates To welcome any other, Nay, not Lord Life, his brother ; But still his hour awa...its Each several guest to find Alone, yea, quite alone ; Pacing with pensive mind The cloister s echoing stone, Or singing, unaware, At the turning of the stair* T is truth, though we forget, In Life s House enters none Who shall that seeker shun, Who shall not so be met* 44 Is this mine hour t " each saith 44 So be it, gentle Death ! " Each has his way to end, Encountering this friend. Griefs die to memories mild ; Hope turns a weaned child ; Love shines a spirit white, With eyes of deepened light* When many a guest has passed, THE FIRST GUEST 31 Some day t is Life s at last To front the face of Death* Then, casements closed, men say : 44 Lord Life is gone away ; He went, we trust and pray, To God, who gave him breath.
What to read after A Chant of Love for England And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cone Helen Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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