From the Hills of Dream Threnodies Songs And Later Poems
From the Hills of Dream Threnodies Songs And Later Poems
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. Where the Sun spends his fires is she.
And where the Stars are led.
132 FROM THE HILLS OF DREAM AN INSCRIPTION Green Fire of Joy, Green Fire of Life, Be with you thro' the Stress and Strife — Be with you thro' the Shadow and Shine, The immortal Ichor, the immortal Wine.
Drink deep of the immortal Wine, It gives the laughter to the Strife, Drink deep, and thro' the Shadow and Shine Rejoice in the Green Fire of Life.
133 II CLOSING DOORS O SANDS of my heart, what wind moans low along thy shadow...y shore ? Is that the deep sea-heart I hear with the dying sob at its core ? Each dim lost wave that lapses is like a closing door : *Tis closing doors they hear at last who soon shall hear no more, Who soon shall hear no more.
Eily, Eily, Eily, call low, come back, call low to me : My heart you have broken, your troth forsaken, but love even yet can be : Come near, call low, for closing doors are as the waves o' the sea. Once closed they are closed for ever, Eily, lost, lostj for thee and me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Where the Sun spends his fires is she.
And where the Stars are led.
132 FROM THE HILLS OF DREAM AN INSCRIPTION Green Fire of Joy, Green Fire of Life, Be with you thro' the Stress and Strife — Be with you thro' the Shadow and Shine, The immortal Ichor, the immortal Wine.
Drink deep of the immortal Wine, It gives the laughter to the Strife, Drink deep, and thro' the Shadow and Shine Rejoice in the Green Fire of Life.
133 II CLOSING DOORS O SANDS of my heart, what wind moans low along thy shadow...y shore ? Is that the deep sea-heart I hear with the dying sob at its core ? Each dim lost wave that lapses is like a closing door : *Tis closing doors they hear at last who soon shall hear no more, Who soon shall hear no more.
Eily, Eily, Eily, call low, come back, call low to me : My heart you have broken, your troth forsaken, but love even yet can be : Come near, call low, for closing doors are as the waves o' the sea. Once closed they are closed for ever, Eily, lost, lostj for thee and me.
What to read after From the Hills of Dream Threnodies Songs And Later Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp William to read onlineMoreLess
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