In the Paths of the Wind
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[41] THE ROOM OF THE MOONLIGHT I call this the Room of the Moonlight, For only the moonlight came To me in the night and silence When dreams called out your name.
the moonlight came and lingered Hopeful, it seemed, and kind Then lonely and pale it wandered Back to the arms of the wind.
And often I watched the moonlight Along the still bed creep, White flame over white of your pillow And it would not let me sleep.
1 call this the Room of the Moonlight, For I saw in this very place A dream come t...rue in its beauty When the moonlight found your face !
Glory creeping to glory, I saw the moonlight creep To you, in a night of magic Too powerful for sleep !
[42] OCEAN O once almighty vast of Mystery, O restless Power of wide glooms and gleams, Still burns a wonder that Man made you be A bearer of his Dreams!
Once over you only the winds had passed And nameless monsters stirred your silent deeps.
Now all your ways are marked with ships. At last Beneath your breast there creeps The steel that seems to live, as silently As monsters crept into a hidden lair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[41] THE ROOM OF THE MOONLIGHT I call this the Room of the Moonlight, For only the moonlight came To me in the night and silence When dreams called out your name.
the moonlight came and lingered Hopeful, it seemed, and kind Then lonely and pale it wandered Back to the arms of the wind.
And often I watched the moonlight Along the still bed creep, White flame over white of your pillow And it would not let me sleep.
1 call this the Room of the Moonlight, For I saw in this very place A dream come t...rue in its beauty When the moonlight found your face !
Glory creeping to glory, I saw the moonlight creep To you, in a night of magic Too powerful for sleep !
[42] OCEAN O once almighty vast of Mystery, O restless Power of wide glooms and gleams, Still burns a wonder that Man made you be A bearer of his Dreams!
Once over you only the winds had passed And nameless monsters stirred your silent deeps.
Now all your ways are marked with ships. At last Beneath your breast there creeps The steel that seems to live, as silently As monsters crept into a hidden lair.
What to read after In the Paths of the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Glenn Ward Dresbach to read onlineMoreLess
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