Houses of Clay
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If I can not claim Thee now Who are so fair in Virtue's eyes, Think of the depths we go Not heeding, nor cold: Yet these same depths are lifting In the Soul this wondrous Flower That tells me in its clearest beauty A Selfless Love to learn.
27 Nocturne OFT the Sea is breathing, dear, Dim the Night-light folds about: In the waters Stars are resting.
On your breast a child is sleeping.
Far the lights are passing, dear, .
Low the voiceless Tides commune: In the harbor ships are lying, In your Hear...t a life is loving.
29 I Man and Woman T is the Love of the Woman for the Man that keeps her: No matter how wonderful the Love of the Man for her, How deep, how tender; unless she have her own Love for him.
He can not hold, nor can she stay.
The Love of the Woman for the Man is s"upreme : Even if he have not a great Love in his Heart, Her power of Loving is superhuman, and she can both Hold and keep, if she so desire.
31 In the Night I WALKED the upper deck And saw the hurled-up black smoke Leapmg, lifting among the Stars, Sweeping back to kiss the Sea: And as it mingled with the waters I thought of all the untold years it waited Blindly waited for the hand that freed it, For the fires that gave it Birth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I can not claim Thee now Who are so fair in Virtue's eyes, Think of the depths we go Not heeding, nor cold: Yet these same depths are lifting In the Soul this wondrous Flower That tells me in its clearest beauty A Selfless Love to learn.
27 Nocturne OFT the Sea is breathing, dear, Dim the Night-light folds about: In the waters Stars are resting.
On your breast a child is sleeping.
Far the lights are passing, dear, .
Low the voiceless Tides commune: In the harbor ships are lying, In your Hear...t a life is loving.
29 I Man and Woman T is the Love of the Woman for the Man that keeps her: No matter how wonderful the Love of the Man for her, How deep, how tender; unless she have her own Love for him.
He can not hold, nor can she stay.
The Love of the Woman for the Man is s"upreme : Even if he have not a great Love in his Heart, Her power of Loving is superhuman, and she can both Hold and keep, if she so desire.
31 In the Night I WALKED the upper deck And saw the hurled-up black smoke Leapmg, lifting among the Stars, Sweeping back to kiss the Sea: And as it mingled with the waters I thought of all the untold years it waited Blindly waited for the hand that freed it, For the fires that gave it Birth.
What to read after Houses of Clay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrison, Don to read onlineMoreLess
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