In Memoriam
In Memoriam
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Let me in the darksome hour, When grief weighs me down, Sit where mad-like tempests lower, And the heavens frown.
Let me wander by the shore, Where the waves run high, — Where the foaming breakers roar, And the seabirds cry. Storms will pass, and so the night, So may sorrow flee ; But the sunny morning light Brings no joy to me.
IN MEMO RI AM. 31 XIII.
Cold and grey is the wintry day, And the wintry day is dying ; Frost and snow where the daisies grow, And the wild storm-clouds are flying. Quic...k fades the light — quick comes the night, Darkness now its watch is keeping ; But darkness will not stay the ill, Nor soothe the lone heart to sleeping.
Bright breaks the morn of spring new-born, Light shades on the soft green lying ; Now song-birds sing, and glad hearts bring Kind words, with each other vying. But spring time green, nor the summer's sheen, Youth, nor song, nor idly sleeping, Nor love, nor fear, will keep us here ; — For the reaper's scythe is reaping.
32 IN MEMORIAM.
XIV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me in the darksome hour, When grief weighs me down, Sit where mad-like tempests lower, And the heavens frown.
Let me wander by the shore, Where the waves run high, — Where the foaming breakers roar, And the seabirds cry. Storms will pass, and so the night, So may sorrow flee ; But the sunny morning light Brings no joy to me.
IN MEMO RI AM. 31 XIII.
Cold and grey is the wintry day, And the wintry day is dying ; Frost and snow where the daisies grow, And the wild storm-clouds are flying. Quic...k fades the light — quick comes the night, Darkness now its watch is keeping ; But darkness will not stay the ill, Nor soothe the lone heart to sleeping.
Bright breaks the morn of spring new-born, Light shades on the soft green lying ; Now song-birds sing, and glad hearts bring Kind words, with each other vying. But spring time green, nor the summer's sheen, Youth, nor song, nor idly sleeping, Nor love, nor fear, will keep us here ; — For the reaper's scythe is reaping.
32 IN MEMORIAM.
XIV.
What to read after In Memoriam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Dalziel to read onlineMoreLess
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