Afterglow, a Poem
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I said: "May God and Piz watch over you." And so — And so I left them at the valley's mouth.
She took the faded kerchief from her head.
Waving it as I went, and i could see The sunlight on her hair. When I no more Could see her face, her hair was shining still.
And the next day I bought my oxen there, In the Belluno market, — comely beasts With gentle eyes, and on their horns I bound Garlands of poppies. She will clap her hands, I thought, and kiss them 'twixt the gentle eyes.
And hold Civetta ...up to fondle them.
And since she had forbidden me to buy A kerchief for her head, I bought instead A silver pin to wear on holy-days.
So light of heart I was that all the way I laughed and sang aloud, and all the way I lifted up my face unto the hills That made me glad. But when at last I came In sight of home — I could not see my home, For Piz was gone, and that which had been Piz Crammed all the valley's entrance, and below Three villages were buried. They were there. . . .
A neighbour told me all there was to tell — Little enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said: "May God and Piz watch over you." And so — And so I left them at the valley's mouth.
She took the faded kerchief from her head.
Waving it as I went, and i could see The sunlight on her hair. When I no more Could see her face, her hair was shining still.
And the next day I bought my oxen there, In the Belluno market, — comely beasts With gentle eyes, and on their horns I bound Garlands of poppies. She will clap her hands, I thought, and kiss them 'twixt the gentle eyes.
And hold Civetta ...up to fondle them.
And since she had forbidden me to buy A kerchief for her head, I bought instead A silver pin to wear on holy-days.
So light of heart I was that all the way I laughed and sang aloud, and all the way I lifted up my face unto the hills That made me glad. But when at last I came In sight of home — I could not see my home, For Piz was gone, and that which had been Piz Crammed all the valley's entrance, and below Three villages were buried. They were there. . . .
A neighbour told me all there was to tell — Little enough.
What to read after Afterglow, a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burr, Amelia Josephine, B. 1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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