A Marriage of Shadows And Other Poems
A Marriage of Shadows And Other Poems
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Beneath the great endurance of that gaze.
I waited, till a voice within me said, ' What shall Death do for thee, if Death be dead ? ' If Death be dead ! The sun, the arch of sky.
The air about me, seemed to reel and die.
Vain were the hopeful words of long ago.
And warhke armour was an empty show.
Hiding a traitor heart. In cold despair, Having no spirit more to do and dare, I loosed the bands, and threw it all aside.
Then through my veins there rushed a quickening tide A DREAM OF LIFE AND DEAT...H loi Of life, delivered from an icy weight ; And I once more could look upon my fate, Once more I stood — I cried with hurrying breath, ' See, I will take thee now for very Death, The end of all things, utter and complete, And I, like them, shall lie beneath thy feet, As nothing, in thy gulf of nothingness.
Yet I stand up before thee, none the less.
Not hoping to escape, since thou art sure, But saying, While my lifetime may endure.
In joy, and pain, and wonder ; it is mine — Only the blankness and the end are thine !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beneath the great endurance of that gaze.
I waited, till a voice within me said, ' What shall Death do for thee, if Death be dead ? ' If Death be dead ! The sun, the arch of sky.
The air about me, seemed to reel and die.
Vain were the hopeful words of long ago.
And warhke armour was an empty show.
Hiding a traitor heart. In cold despair, Having no spirit more to do and dare, I loosed the bands, and threw it all aside.
Then through my veins there rushed a quickening tide A DREAM OF LIFE AND DEAT...H loi Of life, delivered from an icy weight ; And I once more could look upon my fate, Once more I stood — I cried with hurrying breath, ' See, I will take thee now for very Death, The end of all things, utter and complete, And I, like them, shall lie beneath thy feet, As nothing, in thy gulf of nothingness.
Yet I stand up before thee, none the less.
Not hoping to escape, since thou art sure, But saying, While my lifetime may endure.
In joy, and pain, and wonder ; it is mine — Only the blankness and the end are thine !
What to read after A Marriage of Shadows And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Veley, Margaret, 1843-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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