Green Leaves Poems
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They came to look once more upon the silent dead.
"Oh! ruthless, unrelenting death, " they cried, "Thou hast our all, yet ne er art satisfied. Why make them stark and dumb? they can not hear, Or feel our touch, or know when we are near.
There Is No Death 65 Oh! pitiless, Oh! cruel death/ they cried, "Is there no life, no light, upon the other side?" * :Ic * * * By accident I lost the subtle power of breath, And passed into that state which mortals here call death.
There was for me no struggle, ...no sickening sight, For death had come, as one snuffs out a light; Though dread, incomprehensible is death in any light, Beside decrepit helplessness tis a far more beauteous sight.
Of every mortal sense I was bereft, And yet far greater powers than all I now pos sessed, Sweet, sacred gift we miscall intuition; It s only truly learned on the border-land transition.
No finite mind can comprehend, or hope to under stand, The beauties of immortal life within the spirit-land, As by power of single thought I glided o er land and sea, Although the power of human touch had gone far, far from me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They came to look once more upon the silent dead.
"Oh! ruthless, unrelenting death, " they cried, "Thou hast our all, yet ne er art satisfied. Why make them stark and dumb? they can not hear, Or feel our touch, or know when we are near.
There Is No Death 65 Oh! pitiless, Oh! cruel death/ they cried, "Is there no life, no light, upon the other side?" * :Ic * * * By accident I lost the subtle power of breath, And passed into that state which mortals here call death.
There was for me no struggle, ...no sickening sight, For death had come, as one snuffs out a light; Though dread, incomprehensible is death in any light, Beside decrepit helplessness tis a far more beauteous sight.
Of every mortal sense I was bereft, And yet far greater powers than all I now pos sessed, Sweet, sacred gift we miscall intuition; It s only truly learned on the border-land transition.
No finite mind can comprehend, or hope to under stand, The beauties of immortal life within the spirit-land, As by power of single thought I glided o er land and sea, Although the power of human touch had gone far, far from me.
What to read after Green Leaves Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elvira J Loring Scales Green to read onlineMoreLess
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