Free Field Lyrics Chiefly Descriptive
Free Field Lyrics Chiefly Descriptive
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And I've lived in chase and fray Threescore years and ten — Mash Allah !
88 THE SHEYKH'S STORY And, good youths, this is iny rede : In your wealth and in your need All through life, and all through strife, Do your best as we did then.
We loved All's hard-pressed men ; Ye shall hear your Lord's voice tolling Over waves of combat rolling, He shall cleave you out your way.
OUTWARD BOUND (OCTOBER '83) Ay, we were full, both heart and hand All those sore days of the sere leaf : Untaught to pinch on ...English ground. They girded loins for the far land : We kissed and clasp'd hands one last time In that East-London gloom and grime.
For God had mingled wine of grief And that black cup went circling round.
Slow moved away the crowded train : Mighty it looked, soot-black and dread, Uncouth and huge, in sight and sound.
90 OUTWARD BOUND It seemed as if a realm of pain Were claiming many hapless dead ; Hapless, not hopeless, since they wept For love and grief, and weeping kept To prayer confused, not wholly vain, As that black cup went brimming round.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I've lived in chase and fray Threescore years and ten — Mash Allah !
88 THE SHEYKH'S STORY And, good youths, this is iny rede : In your wealth and in your need All through life, and all through strife, Do your best as we did then.
We loved All's hard-pressed men ; Ye shall hear your Lord's voice tolling Over waves of combat rolling, He shall cleave you out your way.
OUTWARD BOUND (OCTOBER '83) Ay, we were full, both heart and hand All those sore days of the sere leaf : Untaught to pinch on ...English ground. They girded loins for the far land : We kissed and clasp'd hands one last time In that East-London gloom and grime.
For God had mingled wine of grief And that black cup went circling round.
Slow moved away the crowded train : Mighty it looked, soot-black and dread, Uncouth and huge, in sight and sound.
90 OUTWARD BOUND It seemed as if a realm of pain Were claiming many hapless dead ; Hapless, not hopeless, since they wept For love and grief, and weeping kept To prayer confused, not wholly vain, As that black cup went brimming round.
What to read after Free Field Lyrics Chiefly Descriptive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard St John Tyrwhitt to read onlineMoreLess
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