Idle Rhymes From Oregon
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Why to my anguishing heart dost thou come Wild with the freedom of love that is blind.
Shouting your joy to a soul that is dumb?
O storm-cloud careering 'twixt heaven and earth, Wild as the seas are, freer than death.
What has my heart to exchange for your mirth — Heart full of lullabies wasting its breath.
O storm-cloud submissive, bathed by the sun.
Robing the mountains in splendor and gleam, Out of the sunbeams thy fabric is spun.
To vanish like joys, as swift as a dream.
(24) O storm-cloud ...tattered like scarred battle-flag, Marching in columns and drenching the land, Heaving huge masses in rage at the crag.
Self-love is a fruit turns ash in the hand.
O storm-cloud gleaming, cloud of the night.
Piercing the gloom with your heart* s wild fire, How little I fear you, I laugh at your might.
Fire of your heart is less fierce than desire.
Soon you will give to the sands all your treasure.
Vanishing cloud, O cloud fleet flying: I only can give without stint, without measure.
Only love is exhaustless, love only undying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why to my anguishing heart dost thou come Wild with the freedom of love that is blind.
Shouting your joy to a soul that is dumb?
O storm-cloud careering 'twixt heaven and earth, Wild as the seas are, freer than death.
What has my heart to exchange for your mirth — Heart full of lullabies wasting its breath.
O storm-cloud submissive, bathed by the sun.
Robing the mountains in splendor and gleam, Out of the sunbeams thy fabric is spun.
To vanish like joys, as swift as a dream.
(24) O storm-cloud ...tattered like scarred battle-flag, Marching in columns and drenching the land, Heaving huge masses in rage at the crag.
Self-love is a fruit turns ash in the hand.
O storm-cloud gleaming, cloud of the night.
Piercing the gloom with your heart* s wild fire, How little I fear you, I laugh at your might.
Fire of your heart is less fierce than desire.
Soon you will give to the sands all your treasure.
Vanishing cloud, O cloud fleet flying: I only can give without stint, without measure.
Only love is exhaustless, love only undying.
What to read after Idle Rhymes From Oregon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Charles Henry Sholes to read onlineMoreLess
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