Debris
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Death's on me now. I feel his rattle in my throat!My limbs are blocks of ice! My heart has tuned it with themuffled dead-march drum! A jar of crashing worlds is in my ears!A drowsy faintness creeps upon-- * * * * * The seal is broken, the mystery tell; You have read the letters, what do they tell? Do they tell you the story they told that day To me, in the Mission old and gray-- The Mission Carmel at Monterey?
WASTED HOURS.
If that thy hand with heart-will sought, To work with Christ-love under...lying, But ere thou hadst accomplished aught Time passed thee by while vainly trying, The wasted hour, the vain endeavor, Will wait thee in the far forever.
If thou hadst toiled from dawn till eve, But felt no thrill of joy in givingNo heart made glad, no want relieved, Lived but for selfish love of living, Though idle hours went by thee never, The hours are lost to thee forever.
* * * * * ROCKING THE BABY.
I hear her rocking the baby-- Her room is just next to mine--And I fancy I feel the dimpled arms That round her neck entwine, As she rocks, and rocks the baby, In the room just next to mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Death's on me now. I feel his rattle in my throat!My limbs are blocks of ice! My heart has tuned it with themuffled dead-march drum! A jar of crashing worlds is in my ears!A drowsy faintness creeps upon-- * * * * * The seal is broken, the mystery tell; You have read the letters, what do they tell? Do they tell you the story they told that day To me, in the Mission old and gray-- The Mission Carmel at Monterey?
WASTED HOURS.
If that thy hand with heart-will sought, To work with Christ-love under...lying, But ere thou hadst accomplished aught Time passed thee by while vainly trying, The wasted hour, the vain endeavor, Will wait thee in the far forever.
If thou hadst toiled from dawn till eve, But felt no thrill of joy in givingNo heart made glad, no want relieved, Lived but for selfish love of living, Though idle hours went by thee never, The hours are lost to thee forever.
* * * * * ROCKING THE BABY.
I hear her rocking the baby-- Her room is just next to mine--And I fancy I feel the dimpled arms That round her neck entwine, As she rocks, and rocks the baby, In the room just next to mine.
What to read after Debris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wagner Madge Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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