Later Love Letters of a Musician
Later Love Letters of a Musician
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The slow song of the stream sounds ever 99 H^a^io lOO Xatet Xo\>e Xetters of a Ausictan xoffKivev in our ears, and the sadness of it enters into our supremest joy. The love which seems so great for the moment may in a few days be but a passing petal upon Lost River— the rapture which is as wine to the waiting heart may become but the bliss of an hour, to be borne away like other precious things.
Along the shores of the River are the things which we may keep. Little loves which never passed for ...great, dreams that were not hopes, and all the wonder-world of childhood lie forever in the grey meadows, where the tired feet may wander as they will.
For it is Memory's divinest gift — that only pain and bitterness slip through her fingers.
All the rest is left to light the dark solitudes through which the soul must go alone.
And so the song of the stream should bring solace, not fear. For in a little time the grief which tightens round the heart shall vanish and all the sweetness of life remain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The slow song of the stream sounds ever 99 H^a^io lOO Xatet Xo\>e Xetters of a Ausictan xoffKivev in our ears, and the sadness of it enters into our supremest joy. The love which seems so great for the moment may in a few days be but a passing petal upon Lost River— the rapture which is as wine to the waiting heart may become but the bliss of an hour, to be borne away like other precious things.
Along the shores of the River are the things which we may keep. Little loves which never passed for ...great, dreams that were not hopes, and all the wonder-world of childhood lie forever in the grey meadows, where the tired feet may wander as they will.
For it is Memory's divinest gift — that only pain and bitterness slip through her fingers.
All the rest is left to light the dark solitudes through which the soul must go alone.
And so the song of the stream should bring solace, not fear. For in a little time the grief which tightens round the heart shall vanish and all the sweetness of life remain.
What to read after Later Love Letters of a Musician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reed Myrtle to read onlineMoreLess
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