A Day And Its Dreams
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Qtttejtt Oh, gladsome yesterday, so kind to me, E'en yet I see The smile upon thy face; Ah, if I could retrace The steps which led me far away Within life's wilderness astray, I'd fly to thee.
Oh, wearisome to-day, unkind to me, I'd sentence thee To lasting banishment, E'en death as punishment For all thy treachery, If I might thus be free And rid of thee.
Oh, morrow, wake; come speedily; Oh, come to me ! As doth a convict wait Behind a prison gate, Wait I impatiently Life's grander liberty Wit...h thee, with thee.
61 A little maiden's Eyes so bright, Unto my heart Brought new delight.
A little maiden's Charming ways, Led hope a chase For many days.
The little maiden Ran away, But hope pursues her Every day.
Co a Rose, red rose, new born Of life's rich red'ning blood, Why liv'st thou not a day Beyond the flowing flood Of this fair day in which Thou art supreme?
Rose, red rose, new born Of life's sweet morning dew, Live thou love's morrow-day With me, then through An endless sleep With thee I'll dream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Qtttejtt Oh, gladsome yesterday, so kind to me, E'en yet I see The smile upon thy face; Ah, if I could retrace The steps which led me far away Within life's wilderness astray, I'd fly to thee.
Oh, wearisome to-day, unkind to me, I'd sentence thee To lasting banishment, E'en death as punishment For all thy treachery, If I might thus be free And rid of thee.
Oh, morrow, wake; come speedily; Oh, come to me ! As doth a convict wait Behind a prison gate, Wait I impatiently Life's grander liberty Wit...h thee, with thee.
61 A little maiden's Eyes so bright, Unto my heart Brought new delight.
A little maiden's Charming ways, Led hope a chase For many days.
The little maiden Ran away, But hope pursues her Every day.
Co a Rose, red rose, new born Of life's rich red'ning blood, Why liv'st thou not a day Beyond the flowing flood Of this fair day in which Thou art supreme?
Rose, red rose, new born Of life's sweet morning dew, Live thou love's morrow-day With me, then through An endless sleep With thee I'll dream.
What to read after A Day And Its Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James P Whedon to read onlineMoreLess
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