A Life, Love And Other Poems
A Life, Love And Other Poems
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Sing, heart, your oneness thus is shown In truer harmony with these, Who rest beyond Time's broken seas, Beyond the dark and dread unknown.
Sing, heart, all nature sings ; the birds And insects lead thee ; all the air In sweet vibration trembles there, With that great song whose notes are words : Words like that wondrous spirit-speech, One voice, that, unto each who heard, Unloosed the clearest, sweetest word ; The needed message unto each.
Glad Nature touch our tongues with flame, Nor let us s...hameful silence keep ; But add our tribute to the deep, To swell the song we cannot name.
Sing, heart, it may be thou hast lain Too long in thankless sorrow ; sing, And pour in sound the hidden thing That wakes thee to thyself again.
Digitized by Google love. 95 XXXIX.
Swallows.
Sweet spring returns to us once more, And on her winds the swallows come, To greet us in our northern home, And gain a welcome as of yore.
Dear birds, so fresh from southern skies, How cold must seem these clouds of ours ; How bare our land, whose timorous flowers Still fear to look with open eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sing, heart, your oneness thus is shown In truer harmony with these, Who rest beyond Time's broken seas, Beyond the dark and dread unknown.
Sing, heart, all nature sings ; the birds And insects lead thee ; all the air In sweet vibration trembles there, With that great song whose notes are words : Words like that wondrous spirit-speech, One voice, that, unto each who heard, Unloosed the clearest, sweetest word ; The needed message unto each.
Glad Nature touch our tongues with flame, Nor let us s...hameful silence keep ; But add our tribute to the deep, To swell the song we cannot name.
Sing, heart, it may be thou hast lain Too long in thankless sorrow ; sing, And pour in sound the hidden thing That wakes thee to thyself again.
Digitized by Google love. 95 XXXIX.
Swallows.
Sweet spring returns to us once more, And on her winds the swallows come, To greet us in our northern home, And gain a welcome as of yore.
Dear birds, so fresh from southern skies, How cold must seem these clouds of ours ; How bare our land, whose timorous flowers Still fear to look with open eyes.
What to read after A Life, Love And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Francis Towndrow to read onlineMoreLess
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