A Golden Sheaf
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To live on and be brave is the part most noblesse.
It takes courage to live, don't you know; And the truer we stand in the times of great stress The diviner we are, don't you know. E. E. T.
AN INVISIBLE FEIEND.
Is there not an invisible friend here?
I hope there may be!
Speak low to my soul and speak true, dear; Dost thou yet love me?
The shadows have gone from thine eyes, love; The pain is all past.
In a palace of light in the skies, love, Thou dwellest at last.
Maybe thou dost miss the old wa...ys, love, Just once in a while, — And dream up in heaven of the days, love.
We gave smile for smile.
And maybe rich treasures thou'st gained, love, Thou fain wouldst impart.
Enrich me with what thou bast learned, love, Ee fresh my faint heart!
I wait, and I hope, — and feel sure, love, That thou art anear.
As real, responsive, and pure, love.
As though I saw clear.
Thy thoughts float like dream-birds above me.
They light on my head!
I know thou art here, and dost love me !
0! Thou art not dead!
What to read after A Golden Sheaf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tuttle, Hudson, 1836- to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To live on and be brave is the part most noblesse.
It takes courage to live, don't you know; And the truer we stand in the times of great stress The diviner we are, don't you know. E. E. T.
AN INVISIBLE FEIEND.
Is there not an invisible friend here?
I hope there may be!
Speak low to my soul and speak true, dear; Dost thou yet love me?
The shadows have gone from thine eyes, love; The pain is all past.
In a palace of light in the skies, love, Thou dwellest at last.
Maybe thou dost miss the old wa...ys, love, Just once in a while, — And dream up in heaven of the days, love.
We gave smile for smile.
And maybe rich treasures thou'st gained, love, Thou fain wouldst impart.
Enrich me with what thou bast learned, love, Ee fresh my faint heart!
I wait, and I hope, — and feel sure, love, That thou art anear.
As real, responsive, and pure, love.
As though I saw clear.
Thy thoughts float like dream-birds above me.
They light on my head!
I know thou art here, and dost love me !
0! Thou art not dead!
What to read after A Golden Sheaf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tuttle, Hudson, 1836- to read onlineMoreLess
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