Ink in Bloom Poems
Ink in Bloom Poems
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Stili the wild savagery of wars?
That Peace may dare Proclaim the millennium here?
Where now raves tumults shot and shell, Will Peace have quiet yet? Earth s pain bring offspring got by truth?
And man bear signet of the sky In love that turns earth s grief to joy?
As strands forgive the fret Of ocean s waves will love forget?
When hope falls, drop by drop away, And reaching out our empty hand, We find no hand or arm to stay, Nor voice to cheer but silence bland- We weep disconsolate. At length ...We come to make no farther moan; We seek no more, sustaining strength.
With empty hands we walk alone!
2 I kcm fnr Joy will clasp thee so sudden when thy spirit is calm, Thou lt refuse that its yearning shall begirt thee like balm.
Neither wilt thou unbar thy shut door to its call For the sorrows, that shadow and darken thy hall.
^ffinitg The woodbine is blown against my heart.
My spirit is touched by the pine. The silence is whisp ring my soul, In the breath of the eglantine.
Beauty s tendrils have blown gainst my heart, And clung by their coil-twining tips, As splendor of soul speaks to soul, Or like touching of love s sacred lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stili the wild savagery of wars?
That Peace may dare Proclaim the millennium here?
Where now raves tumults shot and shell, Will Peace have quiet yet? Earth s pain bring offspring got by truth?
And man bear signet of the sky In love that turns earth s grief to joy?
As strands forgive the fret Of ocean s waves will love forget?
When hope falls, drop by drop away, And reaching out our empty hand, We find no hand or arm to stay, Nor voice to cheer but silence bland- We weep disconsolate. At length ...We come to make no farther moan; We seek no more, sustaining strength.
With empty hands we walk alone!
2 I kcm fnr Joy will clasp thee so sudden when thy spirit is calm, Thou lt refuse that its yearning shall begirt thee like balm.
Neither wilt thou unbar thy shut door to its call For the sorrows, that shadow and darken thy hall.
^ffinitg The woodbine is blown against my heart.
My spirit is touched by the pine. The silence is whisp ring my soul, In the breath of the eglantine.
Beauty s tendrils have blown gainst my heart, And clung by their coil-twining tips, As splendor of soul speaks to soul, Or like touching of love s sacred lips.
What to read after Ink in Bloom Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augusta Kautz to read onlineMoreLess
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