A Place in the Sun
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We grace thy name ! The flowered earth gives grace !
Ipalnemoani — '*by whom we live" — We offer thee our living hearts, His more Than all the fragrant perfumed flowers give!
— 38 AN EGYPTIAN MUMMY.
Upon those browning crumbling bones (Now near to earthly dust Within their dustless polished ease) Once lived the vibrant tissue With the warmth of woman-flesh.
*Tis well the tight-wound linen Hides what once was woman-frame from view Since form has gone, and all is hollow mockery.
But ah, those gha...stly features !
The toothless jaw has fallen from its socket And now stands mockingly agape !
*Twas set on yestermorn in rows of pearl.
And yesterday were lips to smile and speak and kiss !
Thru the crunched bones which mark the nose Were breathed the scents of perfume-laden air.
Whilst overhead the sutured skull there grew The raven hair so proudly tressed.
— 39 — And HOW below, two empty sockets Reveal the secrets of the dusty cave arear Wherein dwelt thot of good and ill and all : No longer do the sparkling eyes hide aught within And give it sight and life !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We grace thy name ! The flowered earth gives grace !
Ipalnemoani — '*by whom we live" — We offer thee our living hearts, His more Than all the fragrant perfumed flowers give!
— 38 AN EGYPTIAN MUMMY.
Upon those browning crumbling bones (Now near to earthly dust Within their dustless polished ease) Once lived the vibrant tissue With the warmth of woman-flesh.
*Tis well the tight-wound linen Hides what once was woman-frame from view Since form has gone, and all is hollow mockery.
But ah, those gha...stly features !
The toothless jaw has fallen from its socket And now stands mockingly agape !
*Twas set on yestermorn in rows of pearl.
And yesterday were lips to smile and speak and kiss !
Thru the crunched bones which mark the nose Were breathed the scents of perfume-laden air.
Whilst overhead the sutured skull there grew The raven hair so proudly tressed.
— 39 — And HOW below, two empty sockets Reveal the secrets of the dusty cave arear Wherein dwelt thot of good and ill and all : No longer do the sparkling eyes hide aught within And give it sight and life !
What to read after A Place in the Sun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison, George William to read onlineMoreLess
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