How Salvator Won And Other Recitations
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I laughed — it was such bliss, you know, To hear and see them dying. Ioo BOW SALVATOR WON, I laughed and shouted while I stood Above the lovers, gazing Upon the trickling rills of blood And frightened eyes fast glazing. It was such joy to see the rose Fade from her cheek forever ; To know the lips he kissed so close Could answer never, never. To see his arm grow stark and cold, , And know it could not hold her ; To know that while the world grew old His eyes could not behold her. A crowd of peo...ple thronged about, Brought thither by my laughter ; I gave one last triumphant shout — Then darkness followed after. That was a thousand years ago ; Each hour I live it over, For there, just out of reach, you know, She lies, with Earl, my lover. They lie there, staring, staring so With great, glazed eyes to taunt me. Will no one bury them down low, Where they shall cease to haunt me ? He kissed her lips, not mine ; the flowers And vines hung all about them. Sometimes I sit and laugh for hours To think just how I found them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I laughed — it was such bliss, you know, To hear and see them dying. Ioo BOW SALVATOR WON, I laughed and shouted while I stood Above the lovers, gazing Upon the trickling rills of blood And frightened eyes fast glazing. It was such joy to see the rose Fade from her cheek forever ; To know the lips he kissed so close Could answer never, never. To see his arm grow stark and cold, , And know it could not hold her ; To know that while the world grew old His eyes could not behold her. A crowd of peo...ple thronged about, Brought thither by my laughter ; I gave one last triumphant shout — Then darkness followed after. That was a thousand years ago ; Each hour I live it over, For there, just out of reach, you know, She lies, with Earl, my lover. They lie there, staring, staring so With great, glazed eyes to taunt me. Will no one bury them down low, Where they shall cease to haunt me ? He kissed her lips, not mine ; the flowers And vines hung all about them. Sometimes I sit and laugh for hours To think just how I found them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox Ella Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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