Ballads Poems
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She too is gone, the Mary full of grace, To me, a woman, took a mother's place. Heard all the little griefs I dare not tell To her dear Son. To her a mother-maid So comforting I went, all unafraid. * Since God is lost, then all is lost indeed. You did not know the comfort or the need Of God for me, who am so frail and weak. Blown by all winds, I know not where to seek. 96 ' THE ME WITHIN THEE BLIND ! ' Too busy with your books, you did not isnow I stood beside you, and I suffered so. For each v...ain question silenced with a kiss, For each lost hope you did not pause to miss. You did not hear my soul beside you cry, * Look to me, friend ; your help, or else I die. ' Like some wayfarer on an Alpine height, You with your glass would bring within your sight And say, ' How soft he goes amidst the snow ! ' So smile upon him, for you could not know That every mound a mountain was, and deep Each velvet crevice — where the death-wolves creep With purple jaws, — so that to fall or rest Were but to die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She too is gone, the Mary full of grace, To me, a woman, took a mother's place. Heard all the little griefs I dare not tell To her dear Son. To her a mother-maid So comforting I went, all unafraid. * Since God is lost, then all is lost indeed. You did not know the comfort or the need Of God for me, who am so frail and weak. Blown by all winds, I know not where to seek. 96 ' THE ME WITHIN THEE BLIND ! ' Too busy with your books, you did not isnow I stood beside you, and I suffered so. For each v...ain question silenced with a kiss, For each lost hope you did not pause to miss. You did not hear my soul beside you cry, * Look to me, friend ; your help, or else I die. ' Like some wayfarer on an Alpine height, You with your glass would bring within your sight And say, ' How soft he goes amidst the snow ! ' So smile upon him, for you could not know That every mound a mountain was, and deep Each velvet crevice — where the death-wolves creep With purple jaws, — so that to fall or rest Were but to die.
What to read after Ballads Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shorter Dora Sigerson to read onlineMoreLess
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