Chords From a Strange Lyre
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Oh, would that my pen conld paint the soil Where man joins hands with his God in toil.
Then when this rife scene looms o'er the brink Of my last days, and, I'm wont to think Of the cold sepulchre's' sullen shade, In whose dark cell I must once be laid, Oh, may I then, as the sheaves in dress.
Receive, the "Well done" in loveliness.
DON'T GO YET. 71 DON'T GO YET.
WHEX the clock has struck eleven, With its ringing wild alarm, Don't you wish that it were seven, With her clinging to your arm?
But i...t is another story, When your feet are cold, and wet — Don't it make you mad, to hear her Softly whisper, "Don't go yet?" When the clock strikes twelve so loudly, That it fairly shakes your heart.
And you say in softest accents, "It is' really time to start." But it is another story.
When your winsome little pet — Puts her little arms around you, Saying softly "Don't go yet." One the clock strikes, all is silent; Not a mouse is there astir, And she sleeps upon your bosom.
While you only look at her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, would that my pen conld paint the soil Where man joins hands with his God in toil.
Then when this rife scene looms o'er the brink Of my last days, and, I'm wont to think Of the cold sepulchre's' sullen shade, In whose dark cell I must once be laid, Oh, may I then, as the sheaves in dress.
Receive, the "Well done" in loveliness.
DON'T GO YET. 71 DON'T GO YET.
WHEX the clock has struck eleven, With its ringing wild alarm, Don't you wish that it were seven, With her clinging to your arm?
But i...t is another story, When your feet are cold, and wet — Don't it make you mad, to hear her Softly whisper, "Don't go yet?" When the clock strikes twelve so loudly, That it fairly shakes your heart.
And you say in softest accents, "It is' really time to start." But it is another story.
When your winsome little pet — Puts her little arms around you, Saying softly "Don't go yet." One the clock strikes, all is silent; Not a mouse is there astir, And she sleeps upon your bosom.
While you only look at her.
What to read after Chords From a Strange Lyre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allstorm, Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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