A Woman's Love Letters
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I, who have boasted of my strength and will, And ventured daring flights, and stood alone In fearless, flushed defiance, I have grown Humble, and seek another hand to fill Life's cup, and other eyes to pierce the skies Of Wisdom's dear, sad, mighty mysteries.
Ah ! I will lie so quiet in thine arms I will not stir thee ; and thy whisperings Shall teach me patience, and so many things I have not learned as yet. And all alarms Will melt in peace when, safe from tem- pest's rage My wind-tossed ship... has found its anchor- age.
30 The world may rage without, Quiet is here ; Statesmen may toil and shout, Cynics may sneer ; The great world — let it go — June warmth be March's snow, I care not — be it so Since I am here.
Time was when war's alarm Called for a fear, When sorrow's seeming harm Hastened a tear ; Naught care I now what foe Threatens, for scarce I know How the year's seasons go Since I am here.
31 21 Roman's Xove^Xetters.
This is my resting-place Holy and dear, Where Pain's dejected face May not appear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I, who have boasted of my strength and will, And ventured daring flights, and stood alone In fearless, flushed defiance, I have grown Humble, and seek another hand to fill Life's cup, and other eyes to pierce the skies Of Wisdom's dear, sad, mighty mysteries.
Ah ! I will lie so quiet in thine arms I will not stir thee ; and thy whisperings Shall teach me patience, and so many things I have not learned as yet. And all alarms Will melt in peace when, safe from tem- pest's rage My wind-tossed ship... has found its anchor- age.
30 The world may rage without, Quiet is here ; Statesmen may toil and shout, Cynics may sneer ; The great world — let it go — June warmth be March's snow, I care not — be it so Since I am here.
Time was when war's alarm Called for a fear, When sorrow's seeming harm Hastened a tear ; Naught care I now what foe Threatens, for scarce I know How the year's seasons go Since I am here.
31 21 Roman's Xove^Xetters.
This is my resting-place Holy and dear, Where Pain's dejected face May not appear.
What to read after A Woman's Love Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hensley, Sophia (Almon), 1866- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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