Cameos And Other Poems
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Tell but once this ghastly story. Haunted by historic glory ; In the Pass of grim Glencoe Dropped the dozens of the slain, \IAC-1AN OF GLENCOE.
Murdered in an awful midnight That can never be again.
There the traitors rose up thirsty For the blood of those who served them ; And they struck them in their sleep, There was scarce a soul to weep.
So Mac- 1 an with a sigh Turned him to the dawn to die.
■**-^ BECAUSE.
It is not that the world is gay, Or that the skies are bright ; Or that the clouds ...which loomed so gray Are lined with living light : I do not sing for these : Ah no !
But just because I love you so.
It is not that the burnie slips 'Twixt sands of shaded gold ; Or that the roses' crimson lips To warmer winds unfold : I do not sing for these : Ah no !
But just because I love you so.
And if the roar of storm should break In forests now so still ; And if the summer breeze should wake To tempest on the hill : I shall not fear for these : Ah no For, evermore, I love you so.
63 CHIMES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tell but once this ghastly story. Haunted by historic glory ; In the Pass of grim Glencoe Dropped the dozens of the slain, \IAC-1AN OF GLENCOE.
Murdered in an awful midnight That can never be again.
There the traitors rose up thirsty For the blood of those who served them ; And they struck them in their sleep, There was scarce a soul to weep.
So Mac- 1 an with a sigh Turned him to the dawn to die.
■**-^ BECAUSE.
It is not that the world is gay, Or that the skies are bright ; Or that the clouds ...which loomed so gray Are lined with living light : I do not sing for these : Ah no !
But just because I love you so.
It is not that the burnie slips 'Twixt sands of shaded gold ; Or that the roses' crimson lips To warmer winds unfold : I do not sing for these : Ah no !
But just because I love you so.
And if the roar of storm should break In forests now so still ; And if the summer breeze should wake To tempest on the hill : I shall not fear for these : Ah no For, evermore, I love you so.
63 CHIMES.
What to read after Cameos And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Gertrude Attenborough to read onlineMoreLess
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