Commemoration And Other Verses
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The clouds that darkly hid each beckoning star Have fallen in crystals of celestial light, And all the sunlit landscape near and far Lies glorified before our wondering sight.
Dear Soul whom life and love still join to me, Now, e er we pass into the chilling night, Now, e er the cloud of loss shall wondrously Shed its sad radiance round thee now aright I would behold thee, know thy true heart s worth, Dear consolation of my life on earth.
February, 1903.
"HOW WITH THIS RAGE" WHEN February s sun... just hinted spring And the first bluebirds warbled their delight, My snowdrops, lifting their fresh green and white Beside a sheltering wall, began to fling Their delicate fragrance on the air, and bring Their modest gift of beauty. Then in despite Philistine winter, to overwhelm them quite, Blew arctic scorn and choked their ministering With snowdrifts deep, after the rough world s way. But see, the drifts, now spring again draws nigh, Melting, reveal the fragile blooms unharmed. "No stronger than a flower" is beauty?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The clouds that darkly hid each beckoning star Have fallen in crystals of celestial light, And all the sunlit landscape near and far Lies glorified before our wondering sight.
Dear Soul whom life and love still join to me, Now, e er we pass into the chilling night, Now, e er the cloud of loss shall wondrously Shed its sad radiance round thee now aright I would behold thee, know thy true heart s worth, Dear consolation of my life on earth.
February, 1903.
"HOW WITH THIS RAGE" WHEN February s sun... just hinted spring And the first bluebirds warbled their delight, My snowdrops, lifting their fresh green and white Beside a sheltering wall, began to fling Their delicate fragrance on the air, and bring Their modest gift of beauty. Then in despite Philistine winter, to overwhelm them quite, Blew arctic scorn and choked their ministering With snowdrifts deep, after the rough world s way. But see, the drifts, now spring again draws nigh, Melting, reveal the fragile blooms unharmed. "No stronger than a flower" is beauty?
What to read after Commemoration And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Dwight Goodell to read onlineMoreLess
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