A Woman's Love Letters
A Woman's Love Letters
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43 ,<--: Digitized by CjOOQ IC Digitized by Google dratitttiU There are some things, dear Friend, are easier far To say in written words than when we sit Eye answering eye, or hand to hand close knit. Not that there is between us any bar Of shyness or reserve ; the day is past For that, and utter trust has come at last Only, when shut alone and safe inside These four white walls, — hearing no sound except Our own heart-beatings, silences have crept Stealthily round us, — as the incoming tide Quiet and unperceived creeps ever on Till mound and pebble, rock and reef are gone. 44 Digitized by CjOOQ IC Digitized by Google Or out on the green hillside, even there There is a hush, and words and thoughts are still. For the trees speak, and myriad voices fill With wondrous echoes all the waiting air. We listen, and in listening must forget Our own hearts' murmur, and our spirits' fret; Even our joys, — thou knowest ; — when the air Is full to overflowing with the sense Of hope fulfilled and passion's vehe- mence There is no place for words ; we do not dare To break Love's stillness, even though the power Were ours by speech to lengthen out the hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43 ,<--: Digitized by CjOOQ IC Digitized by Google dratitttiU There are some things, dear Friend, are easier far To say in written words than when we sit Eye answering eye, or hand to hand close knit. Not that there is between us any bar Of shyness or reserve ; the day is past For that, and utter trust has come at last Only, when shut alone and safe inside These four white walls, — hearing no sound except Our own heart-beatings, silences have crept Stealthily round us, — as the incoming tide Quiet and unperceived creeps ever on Till mound and pebble, rock and reef are gone. 44 Digitized by CjOOQ IC Digitized by Google Or out on the green hillside, even there There is a hush, and words and thoughts are still. For the trees speak, and myriad voices fill With wondrous echoes all the waiting air. We listen, and in listening must forget Our own hearts' murmur, and our spirits' fret; Even our joys, — thou knowest ; — when the air Is full to overflowing with the sense Of hope fulfilled and passion's vehe- mence There is no place for words ; we do not dare To break Love's stillness, even though the power Were ours by speech to lengthen out the hour.
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 Sophia Margaretta Hensley to read online
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