Alamo And Other Verses
Alamo And Other Verses
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HEART OF THE SEA. 107 Sea, I have slept while thy tuneful treble, Of lullabies sweetest, hath charmed my ear, And the song of the wave to the rolling pebble Was ever the song that I loved to hear.
Thou wast to me like a boy's defender, A wooer of maids and a man's delight, None spoke with a voice so sweet, so tender, None looked on me with a smile so bright.
But now thou art changed, and my faith is shaken, Thou hast robbed me, Sea, of my spirit's rest, I trusted in thee, and thou hast taken Fr...om me the treasure I loved the best.
Thou hast played me false, and my heart is broken; Thou hast played me false, and thou dost not care; Ah, how can ever a word be spoken To match the grief thou hast made me bear?
io8 HEART OF THE SEA.
I know thee now for a cruel preacher Of creed inhuman with careless scoff; More vile art thou than the meanest creature That crawls in the slime of thy hollow trough.
I hate thee, Sea, with an unforgiving, Defiant hate; thou, of hell's decree Consenting organ, hast made my living More chill than death; lo, I curse thee, Sea!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HEART OF THE SEA. 107 Sea, I have slept while thy tuneful treble, Of lullabies sweetest, hath charmed my ear, And the song of the wave to the rolling pebble Was ever the song that I loved to hear.
Thou wast to me like a boy's defender, A wooer of maids and a man's delight, None spoke with a voice so sweet, so tender, None looked on me with a smile so bright.
But now thou art changed, and my faith is shaken, Thou hast robbed me, Sea, of my spirit's rest, I trusted in thee, and thou hast taken Fr...om me the treasure I loved the best.
Thou hast played me false, and my heart is broken; Thou hast played me false, and thou dost not care; Ah, how can ever a word be spoken To match the grief thou hast made me bear?
io8 HEART OF THE SEA.
I know thee now for a cruel preacher Of creed inhuman with careless scoff; More vile art thou than the meanest creature That crawls in the slime of thy hollow trough.
I hate thee, Sea, with an unforgiving, Defiant hate; thou, of hell's decree Consenting organ, hast made my living More chill than death; lo, I curse thee, Sea!
What to read after Alamo And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Dundas Mcqueen Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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