Daybreak
Daybreak
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Nor knowest how thy God doth choose To keep thee spell-inbound.
And thou may'st wake in a thousand years When I am turned to clay, And rising seek for another bride With whom thou think'st to stay. " 25 A COMPLAINT Tell me what Is cruelty, (For which no beauties can atone)? Cruelty is the human heart ; Life's kernel is a stone.
Tell me what breaks cruelty That groans but never cracks with pain ? Pity alone can break the heart And turn the stone to rain.
O then what is this pity (For which alone... the hard heart breaks) ? Pity is God in his mercy And he died for our sakes.
26 LOVE AS HE IS IN THE WORLD Poor Love has no clothes.
He cannot dress To meet the winds of Everlastingness ; Naked, ashamed, he goes Barefoot, on the snows ; Poor Love has no clothes For his nakedness.
II Poor Love has no food, He may not eat ; They will give him no bread That dine on rich meat; Empty, forlorn, in chains, He lies in his pains ; Poor Love has no food At all to eat.
27 Ill Poor Love has no bed He gets no sleep, While others lie and snore He stays to weep ; Love, weeping all alone, Sits upon a stone ; Poor Love has no bed And gets no sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor knowest how thy God doth choose To keep thee spell-inbound.
And thou may'st wake in a thousand years When I am turned to clay, And rising seek for another bride With whom thou think'st to stay. " 25 A COMPLAINT Tell me what Is cruelty, (For which no beauties can atone)? Cruelty is the human heart ; Life's kernel is a stone.
Tell me what breaks cruelty That groans but never cracks with pain ? Pity alone can break the heart And turn the stone to rain.
O then what is this pity (For which alone... the hard heart breaks) ? Pity is God in his mercy And he died for our sakes.
26 LOVE AS HE IS IN THE WORLD Poor Love has no clothes.
He cannot dress To meet the winds of Everlastingness ; Naked, ashamed, he goes Barefoot, on the snows ; Poor Love has no clothes For his nakedness.
II Poor Love has no food, He may not eat ; They will give him no bread That dine on rich meat; Empty, forlorn, in chains, He lies in his pains ; Poor Love has no food At all to eat.
27 Ill Poor Love has no bed He gets no sleep, While others lie and snore He stays to weep ; Love, weeping all alone, Sits upon a stone ; Poor Love has no bed And gets no sleep.
What to read after Daybreak?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fredegond Shove to read onlineMoreLess
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