Consolation And Other Poems
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Ah ! how great was her burden ! and heavy as lead, But as precious as gold, and she loved to endure.
And she sighed as she told us the world was once bright, And the flowers were lovely when she was a child, But her words fell like snow, for our young hearts were light, And we danced as before, and we laughed till she smiled.
But we learned it at last, and we learned it with tears, That she longed to be there with the lord of her heart, And for us she remained through the heart-broken years, Fo...r we stood in the door and she could not depart.
HOMELESS.
Sitting and weeping all the day, Seeing the ships go down the bay, Watching the waves that climb the shore, Climb and fall back, and nothing more. Finding so soon that life is sad; Finding so soon that men are bad; Fearing to live, from self-distrust; Fearing to die as die he must; Knowing that he is weak and blind; Seeking for what he cannot find; Waiting for that which will not come A heart to love him, and a home.
MISCELLANEOUS. 95 Sitting and weeping all the day, Seeing the ships go down the bay, Watching the waves that climb the shore, Climb and fall back, and nothing more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah ! how great was her burden ! and heavy as lead, But as precious as gold, and she loved to endure.
And she sighed as she told us the world was once bright, And the flowers were lovely when she was a child, But her words fell like snow, for our young hearts were light, And we danced as before, and we laughed till she smiled.
But we learned it at last, and we learned it with tears, That she longed to be there with the lord of her heart, And for us she remained through the heart-broken years, Fo...r we stood in the door and she could not depart.
HOMELESS.
Sitting and weeping all the day, Seeing the ships go down the bay, Watching the waves that climb the shore, Climb and fall back, and nothing more. Finding so soon that life is sad; Finding so soon that men are bad; Fearing to live, from self-distrust; Fearing to die as die he must; Knowing that he is weak and blind; Seeking for what he cannot find; Waiting for that which will not come A heart to love him, and a home.
MISCELLANEOUS. 95 Sitting and weeping all the day, Seeing the ships go down the bay, Watching the waves that climb the shore, Climb and fall back, and nothing more.
What to read after Consolation And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abraham Perry Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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