In Palestine And Other Poems
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Brother by brother Bowed to each sorrow. None had lost heart ; Life was love, life was art. Ii. We could but follow ! Quenchless his fire; 64 A SOUL LOST, AND FOUND. 65 The mightier the burden The stronger his soul, The higher the goal. Now see the mire Soil him and swallow ! Heaven ! what guerdon Worth such a cost ! Love, art, life, lost, all lost. In. Down to the pallid Figure of death Love s face is pressing; Listens and waits, Beseeching the Fates For heart-beat and breath- Sign clear and v...alid, Life still confessing. Dead ! He is dead ! All is lost! He has fled. 66 A SOUL LOST, AND FOUND. IV. Behold now, a moving, A flutter of life ! Forth from the starkness, Horror, and slime, See, he doth climb. With himself is the strife; Back to the loving From mire and the darkness, Back to the sun ! He has fought he has won. "THIS HOUR MY HEART WENT FORTH, AS IN OLD DAYS. " THIS hour my heart went forth, as in old days, To one I loved, forgetting she was dead So fluttered back the message, like the dove That found no rest in all the weltering world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brother by brother Bowed to each sorrow. None had lost heart ; Life was love, life was art. Ii. We could but follow ! Quenchless his fire; 64 A SOUL LOST, AND FOUND. 65 The mightier the burden The stronger his soul, The higher the goal. Now see the mire Soil him and swallow ! Heaven ! what guerdon Worth such a cost ! Love, art, life, lost, all lost. In. Down to the pallid Figure of death Love s face is pressing; Listens and waits, Beseeching the Fates For heart-beat and breath- Sign clear and v...alid, Life still confessing. Dead ! He is dead ! All is lost! He has fled. 66 A SOUL LOST, AND FOUND. IV. Behold now, a moving, A flutter of life ! Forth from the starkness, Horror, and slime, See, he doth climb. With himself is the strife; Back to the loving From mire and the darkness, Back to the sun ! He has fought he has won. "THIS HOUR MY HEART WENT FORTH, AS IN OLD DAYS. " THIS hour my heart went forth, as in old days, To one I loved, forgetting she was dead So fluttered back the message, like the dove That found no rest in all the weltering world.
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