Curtains
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And where fired sunsets pale I, who wear life s grey veil, Shall not marvel, shall not care. No light of earth s however fair, Robbed of the sting of its surprise, Can delude my sober eyes.
56 THE ANSWER I asked the watchful corners of a ceiling, And the little darkened cracks the years scrawled there, Why there are suns, and if there is a purpose Behind this mask of life that people wear.
I asked some gnarled and patient shadows groping Like wise hands of old blind men, on my wall; And everyth...ing I asked answered my question With that one answer which does well for all.
57 HOURS I have known hours built like cities, House on grey house, with streets between That lead to straggling roads and trail off, Forgotten in a field of green; Hours made like mountains lifting White crests out of the fog and rain, And woven of forbidden music Hours eternal in their pain.
Life is a tapestry of hours Forever mellowing in tone, Where all things blend, even the longing For hours I have never known.
58 THE CIRCLE Dreams and an old, old waking, An unspent vision gone; Night, clean with silence, breaking Into loud dawn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And where fired sunsets pale I, who wear life s grey veil, Shall not marvel, shall not care. No light of earth s however fair, Robbed of the sting of its surprise, Can delude my sober eyes.
56 THE ANSWER I asked the watchful corners of a ceiling, And the little darkened cracks the years scrawled there, Why there are suns, and if there is a purpose Behind this mask of life that people wear.
I asked some gnarled and patient shadows groping Like wise hands of old blind men, on my wall; And everyth...ing I asked answered my question With that one answer which does well for all.
57 HOURS I have known hours built like cities, House on grey house, with streets between That lead to straggling roads and trail off, Forgotten in a field of green; Hours made like mountains lifting White crests out of the fog and rain, And woven of forbidden music Hours eternal in their pain.
Life is a tapestry of hours Forever mellowing in tone, Where all things blend, even the longing For hours I have never known.
58 THE CIRCLE Dreams and an old, old waking, An unspent vision gone; Night, clean with silence, breaking Into loud dawn.
What to read after Curtains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hazel Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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