Hearts Awake. the Pixy; a Play
Hearts Awake. the Pixy; a Play
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Bitter waste of dreams and tears ! Their eyes are calm with seeing overmuch, Those stars but I, since I am of the gods, I grieve in vision for the pains of men. Such waste of dreams and tears and yet and yet Is it all waste? Blessed indeed is he HEARTS AWAKE ON LATMOS (continued) Who deems that he has seen God face to face.
Whether the dream be very truth or not, Blessed is he if it be truth for him. The heart that found the perfect love too late Perchance had love been free to clasp and hold I...t had proved less than perfect. Now that heart Goes glorious, having seen divinity Unveiled, a hallowed creature through the years.
And thou, my sleeper for I call thee mine Although thy dreams have never known my face, What shall I do? Shall I awake thee now, Or shall I hold thee here with poppies bound Shut from thine earth, thine only heritage, Leaving my lover free to range the stars?
Standest thou here, Endymion the god, With sad sweet eyes upon me? Thou hast read [68] HEARTS AWAKE ON LATMOS (continued) My thought while still I locked it in my heart Reluctant to release it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bitter waste of dreams and tears ! Their eyes are calm with seeing overmuch, Those stars but I, since I am of the gods, I grieve in vision for the pains of men. Such waste of dreams and tears and yet and yet Is it all waste? Blessed indeed is he HEARTS AWAKE ON LATMOS (continued) Who deems that he has seen God face to face.
Whether the dream be very truth or not, Blessed is he if it be truth for him. The heart that found the perfect love too late Perchance had love been free to clasp and hold I...t had proved less than perfect. Now that heart Goes glorious, having seen divinity Unveiled, a hallowed creature through the years.
And thou, my sleeper for I call thee mine Although thy dreams have never known my face, What shall I do? Shall I awake thee now, Or shall I hold thee here with poppies bound Shut from thine earth, thine only heritage, Leaving my lover free to range the stars?
Standest thou here, Endymion the god, With sad sweet eyes upon me? Thou hast read [68] HEARTS AWAKE ON LATMOS (continued) My thought while still I locked it in my heart Reluctant to release it.
What to read after Hearts Awake. the Pixy; a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burr, Amelia Josephine, B. 1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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