Forgotten Places
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How rich must be the soil beneath, To make such beauty with its breath.
My God ! We must hurry away, we must go. The past has opened and closed its hand, I have lain here before in pain, I know. . . . I cannot understand. . . .
19 THE DARKENED WAYS DEATH, I smote the shadowy door That lies between you and my mind, Stared through the keyhole, kneeling on the floor, Searching for something in the dark, behind. And sometimes, as the silence closed around, I heard the door-bolt loosened from within... ; I stood there, but there was no sound, And I could not enter in.
There was a moment once, There must have been — Could I but catch it in my brain — Passing that doorway, I must have come between What I cannot see and what is seen !
Silence splinters, Everywhere shreds of memories flutter through . .
You forget, remember, and find ; And twist the puzzle in your mind : But most of the fragments are not there, And your eyes are the more completely blind.
Waking from that unknown sleep.
Suddenly I was dismayed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How rich must be the soil beneath, To make such beauty with its breath.
My God ! We must hurry away, we must go. The past has opened and closed its hand, I have lain here before in pain, I know. . . . I cannot understand. . . .
19 THE DARKENED WAYS DEATH, I smote the shadowy door That lies between you and my mind, Stared through the keyhole, kneeling on the floor, Searching for something in the dark, behind. And sometimes, as the silence closed around, I heard the door-bolt loosened from within... ; I stood there, but there was no sound, And I could not enter in.
There was a moment once, There must have been — Could I but catch it in my brain — Passing that doorway, I must have come between What I cannot see and what is seen !
Silence splinters, Everywhere shreds of memories flutter through . .
You forget, remember, and find ; And twist the puzzle in your mind : But most of the fragments are not there, And your eyes are the more completely blind.
Waking from that unknown sleep.
Suddenly I was dismayed.
What to read after Forgotten Places?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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