From Behind the Factory Walls
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And those that heard it (angels heard it), Cried long, long and noiselessly quiet.
They cried the strange way silence cries.
As darkness cries at night.
But they cried with him that was quiet.
You, too, young sweet faced girl.
With sunbreak hurry to the factory gate!
Where you will share with us Our miserable dark fate.
O if to toil, sweet child.
Must always I for shelter and for bread — Why doesn't my slavery Free you of this fate sad.
I think, the Lord's my foe And that he must me hate.
And f...eels regret and woe That thought me to create.
He must be wrathful mad That not poor man I blame.
That the world is gray and sad.
But that it's his fault claim.
26 O, how beautiful are the words we don't say!
They're as flowers that never yet a petal lost.
They are as trees — phantoms that their branches sway — But that are by rain and storm never tossed.
They are children of a joy that words couldn't find.
They're the shyness of one that beg did not dare.
Truth liidden of one that to tell the truth is too kind.
What to read after From Behind the Factory Walls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zimmerman, Alexander, 1894- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And those that heard it (angels heard it), Cried long, long and noiselessly quiet.
They cried the strange way silence cries.
As darkness cries at night.
But they cried with him that was quiet.
You, too, young sweet faced girl.
With sunbreak hurry to the factory gate!
Where you will share with us Our miserable dark fate.
O if to toil, sweet child.
Must always I for shelter and for bread — Why doesn't my slavery Free you of this fate sad.
I think, the Lord's my foe And that he must me hate.
And f...eels regret and woe That thought me to create.
He must be wrathful mad That not poor man I blame.
That the world is gray and sad.
But that it's his fault claim.
26 O, how beautiful are the words we don't say!
They're as flowers that never yet a petal lost.
They are as trees — phantoms that their branches sway — But that are by rain and storm never tossed.
They are children of a joy that words couldn't find.
They're the shyness of one that beg did not dare.
Truth liidden of one that to tell the truth is too kind.
What to read after From Behind the Factory Walls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zimmerman, Alexander, 1894- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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