Celtic Memories And Other Poems
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43 EASTER When you have reached this sad and weary time, Dear Friend, forget me not ; nor this glad spring, When, by the wind-swept river wandering, We talked together of the joys of rhyme.
Open this book, when you have thought of me, And, reading there, perchance the present pain Will be assuaged, and you will smile again For the swift healing of a memory.
Yet if we meet not in the passing years, We hold God s promise of a bright to-morrow ; When we receive His gift of joy for sorrow, And, mee...ting one another, smile through tears.
44 A Valentine LOVE is no rosy boy, Young and uncouth ; Dark skinn d, dark ey d is he, In very truth.
Ah, Love, thou naughty boy !
Bleeding from many wounds, On thee I wait. Now heal my hurts, or else Death seals my fate 45 At Night MANY the stars that come, In haste to keep Safely my Lady fair, Sound in her sleep.
Ah, happy stars !
Lend me your place awhile ; Let me but stay Enraptur d through the night- Night without day !
46 My Prayer SEND down upon me once again Thy grace, God !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43 EASTER When you have reached this sad and weary time, Dear Friend, forget me not ; nor this glad spring, When, by the wind-swept river wandering, We talked together of the joys of rhyme.
Open this book, when you have thought of me, And, reading there, perchance the present pain Will be assuaged, and you will smile again For the swift healing of a memory.
Yet if we meet not in the passing years, We hold God s promise of a bright to-morrow ; When we receive His gift of joy for sorrow, And, mee...ting one another, smile through tears.
44 A Valentine LOVE is no rosy boy, Young and uncouth ; Dark skinn d, dark ey d is he, In very truth.
Ah, Love, thou naughty boy !
Bleeding from many wounds, On thee I wait. Now heal my hurts, or else Death seals my fate 45 At Night MANY the stars that come, In haste to keep Safely my Lady fair, Sound in her sleep.
Ah, happy stars !
Lend me your place awhile ; Let me but stay Enraptur d through the night- Night without day !
46 My Prayer SEND down upon me once again Thy grace, God !
What to read after Celtic Memories And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norreys Jephson Oconor to read onlineMoreLess
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