Dream Songs for the Beloved
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I saw little white things, Things with dreadful faces No, they were not children In the empty places.
Haggard, haggard tired things Crossed my gaze and froze it Men and women never Looked so, and God knows it.
Somewhere, men and women- All the children, somewhere ! If I asked the heavens The heavens only dumb were, Oh, the city pave-stones, Common, hard and dusty, Like ignoble grave-stones Of high hopes gone rusty.
Oh, the arid, breathless Days devoid of rumour. Oh, the tedious, deathless, Hate...ful, humdrum summer I walked out with a leaden brain And a heart half-wild And suddenly I saw A Child.
She had brown hands and brown bare knees And a glorious golden skin And eyes overlaid with sun on the sea And laughter's heart within.
She stamped along the pavement With hard and happy feet, I was not done with gazing Till she out-raced the street.
42 A Child! One Child! But next day, Oh, next day there were two ! And half-a-score to follow, And so the legion grew.
Children ! Children ! Children !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw little white things, Things with dreadful faces No, they were not children In the empty places.
Haggard, haggard tired things Crossed my gaze and froze it Men and women never Looked so, and God knows it.
Somewhere, men and women- All the children, somewhere ! If I asked the heavens The heavens only dumb were, Oh, the city pave-stones, Common, hard and dusty, Like ignoble grave-stones Of high hopes gone rusty.
Oh, the arid, breathless Days devoid of rumour. Oh, the tedious, deathless, Hate...ful, humdrum summer I walked out with a leaden brain And a heart half-wild And suddenly I saw A Child.
She had brown hands and brown bare knees And a glorious golden skin And eyes overlaid with sun on the sea And laughter's heart within.
She stamped along the pavement With hard and happy feet, I was not done with gazing Till she out-raced the street.
42 A Child! One Child! But next day, Oh, next day there were two ! And half-a-score to follow, And so the legion grew.
Children ! Children ! Children !
What to read after Dream Songs for the Beloved?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farjeon Eleanor to read onlineMoreLess
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