Breath of the Rose And Other Verse
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BEING.
NEVER again shall I try, Dearheart, To make thee think I am good or wise; Never by art or guile, Dearheart, To seem the fairer in thine eyes.
I have been far since we met, Dearheart, Was it yestere en or ages ago? I have been in the still, vast spaces That only the soul and God can know.
Oh, thine every touch is dear, Beloved!
Never before have I loved thee so; But not by a hair can I hold thee, Sweetheart, Thyself, alone, must stay or go.
Henceforth we must shun all seeming, Dearheart, ...Live in the truth that makes us free, For when one has been alone, with God, One only longs to be .
SING, MY HEART.
ING, my heart, a merry song.
The fallen leaves are whirled along, The south wind pushes the clouds between And sobs in the pine trees somber green, And some way the tears to my eyes will start, So sing a merry song, my heart.
Sing a merry song, my heart, Of joys that stay though joys depart; Thou dost know the rollicking tune Of drunken bobolinks in June.
What though flown the gladsome throng?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BEING.
NEVER again shall I try, Dearheart, To make thee think I am good or wise; Never by art or guile, Dearheart, To seem the fairer in thine eyes.
I have been far since we met, Dearheart, Was it yestere en or ages ago? I have been in the still, vast spaces That only the soul and God can know.
Oh, thine every touch is dear, Beloved!
Never before have I loved thee so; But not by a hair can I hold thee, Sweetheart, Thyself, alone, must stay or go.
Henceforth we must shun all seeming, Dearheart, ...Live in the truth that makes us free, For when one has been alone, with God, One only longs to be .
SING, MY HEART.
ING, my heart, a merry song.
The fallen leaves are whirled along, The south wind pushes the clouds between And sobs in the pine trees somber green, And some way the tears to my eyes will start, So sing a merry song, my heart.
Sing a merry song, my heart, Of joys that stay though joys depart; Thou dost know the rollicking tune Of drunken bobolinks in June.
What though flown the gladsome throng?
What to read after Breath of the Rose And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie S Bean to read onlineMoreLess
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