Finding
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Hut even here I heard The melancholy strains of " Hitchy-coo Whistled Under my bedroom window, At half-past six, By the man who brought the milk ; And I heard and sighed.
55 To Sonia, Aged Three SHE looked at me with her blue eyes, With her blue eyes she looked at me, And from each eye a tear peeped out ; With her blue eyes she looked at me.
She looked as though she saw my soul, Yet questioned what was there to see ; Still, half doubting, half believing, She looked with her blue eyes at me....
She looked again, her eyes had changed, A smile there lurked so sleepily, As if she understood and mocked, And mocked the very soul of me.
The Holding QUEER things You hold In your two hands ; Besides The sunlight and the starlight, Laughter For my eyes, Melody For my voice, Grace and swiftness For my limbs, And strange magic To make me tremble When I think. . . .
Queer things You hold In your two hands.
57 The March AS I lay a-sleeping One night upon my bed, I dreamed I saw an army Go marching overhead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
Hut even here I heard The melancholy strains of " Hitchy-coo Whistled Under my bedroom window, At half-past six, By the man who brought the milk ; And I heard and sighed.
55 To Sonia, Aged Three SHE looked at me with her blue eyes, With her blue eyes she looked at me, And from each eye a tear peeped out ; With her blue eyes she looked at me.
She looked as though she saw my soul, Yet questioned what was there to see ; Still, half doubting, half believing, She looked with her blue eyes at me....
She looked again, her eyes had changed, A smile there lurked so sleepily, As if she understood and mocked, And mocked the very soul of me.
The Holding QUEER things You hold In your two hands ; Besides The sunlight and the starlight, Laughter For my eyes, Melody For my voice, Grace and swiftness For my limbs, And strange magic To make me tremble When I think. . . .
Queer things You hold In your two hands.
57 The March AS I lay a-sleeping One night upon my bed, I dreamed I saw an army Go marching overhead.
What to read after Finding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Dircks to read onlineMoreLess
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