In April Once
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But yet, forget me never. Hold me I cannot see There, there I would that now I could find words of counsel Which might protect thee always; but I, too, am young and still untaught. Yet treasure this : Pray often, as you sing, unthinkingly ; 'Twill Jesus please, and then, it sweetens one.
littlest comrade of my heart, Doubt not the world is good and mankind mostly noble.
That I have lived unstained Hath profited me surely by the gift Of deep delight. The lips of harlotry Can never kiss the sun W...ith the light rapture that was ours. . . . The rest I did not learn.
Felice. Why didst thou fight to save those men, Master ?
Guido. Something about God I can 't remember 1 had to fight Closer, Felice. ... I 'm sleepy. Sing me that song we made As we rode up from Sicily.
Felice. I cannot.
Guido. The little song . . .
Felice (sings).
[ 57 ] IN APRIL ONCE Jesu, If Thou wilt make Thy peach trees bloom for me, And fringe my bridle paths both sides "With tulips red and free, If Thou wilt make Thy skies as blue As ours in Sicily, And wake the little leaves that sleep On every bending tree, I promise not to vexen Thee That Thou shouldst make eternally Heaven, my home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But yet, forget me never. Hold me I cannot see There, there I would that now I could find words of counsel Which might protect thee always; but I, too, am young and still untaught. Yet treasure this : Pray often, as you sing, unthinkingly ; 'Twill Jesus please, and then, it sweetens one.
littlest comrade of my heart, Doubt not the world is good and mankind mostly noble.
That I have lived unstained Hath profited me surely by the gift Of deep delight. The lips of harlotry Can never kiss the sun W...ith the light rapture that was ours. . . . The rest I did not learn.
Felice. Why didst thou fight to save those men, Master ?
Guido. Something about God I can 't remember 1 had to fight Closer, Felice. ... I 'm sleepy. Sing me that song we made As we rode up from Sicily.
Felice. I cannot.
Guido. The little song . . .
Felice (sings).
[ 57 ] IN APRIL ONCE Jesu, If Thou wilt make Thy peach trees bloom for me, And fringe my bridle paths both sides "With tulips red and free, If Thou wilt make Thy skies as blue As ours in Sicily, And wake the little leaves that sleep On every bending tree, I promise not to vexen Thee That Thou shouldst make eternally Heaven, my home.
What to read after In April Once?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Alexander Percy to read onlineMoreLess
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