In Memoriam Cjj Entered Into Rest October 28th 1901 a Brief Selection Fr
In Memoriam Cjj Entered Into Rest October 28th 1901 a Brief Selection Fr
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They will not smile any more.
[ 13 ] " It grows darker, oh so dark, dear, But 'twill be all brightness there, And in that shining world, John, We shall again look fair.
" I shall watch and wait for you, John, On Heaven's Eternal Shore, We shall meet among the angels, And come back to Earth no more. " 1861-2.
[ 14 Ibope (Bone.
Beloved, I have seen thy face For the last time on Earth the last, And it must fill a shadowy place Amid the memories of the past. Can it be true ? shall I no more Behold ...thine eyes so kind and clear ? Listen no more to that loved voice Whose words were music to mine ear ?
How can I live through weary days, Nor count them to that blessed time When with heart beating, cheek ablaze, My hand once more should close on thine ? How shall I think of future years, And know they must be spent apart From thee ? in bitterness and tears With heavy eyes and aching heart.
[ 15 ] Oh Earth ! oh Life ! oh Summer heaven !
Oh World; that God hath made so fair! The Sun that lit it all is riven Away, and darkness dwelleth there ; The green grass and the soft blue sky, The trees and flowers above them all This heavy cloud of grief doth lie, Hiding them like a funeral pall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They will not smile any more.
[ 13 ] " It grows darker, oh so dark, dear, But 'twill be all brightness there, And in that shining world, John, We shall again look fair.
" I shall watch and wait for you, John, On Heaven's Eternal Shore, We shall meet among the angels, And come back to Earth no more. " 1861-2.
[ 14 Ibope (Bone.
Beloved, I have seen thy face For the last time on Earth the last, And it must fill a shadowy place Amid the memories of the past. Can it be true ? shall I no more Behold ...thine eyes so kind and clear ? Listen no more to that loved voice Whose words were music to mine ear ?
How can I live through weary days, Nor count them to that blessed time When with heart beating, cheek ablaze, My hand once more should close on thine ? How shall I think of future years, And know they must be spent apart From thee ? in bitterness and tears With heavy eyes and aching heart.
[ 15 ] Oh Earth ! oh Life ! oh Summer heaven !
Oh World; that God hath made so fair! The Sun that lit it all is riven Away, and darkness dwelleth there ; The green grass and the soft blue sky, The trees and flowers above them all This heavy cloud of grief doth lie, Hiding them like a funeral pall.
What to read after In Memoriam Cjj Entered Into Rest October 28th 1901 a Brief Selection Fr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calthrop Dion Clayton to read onlineMoreLess
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