Lines in the Sand
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That strive and strive in fleshly grasp to clutch Those subtle things transcending sight and touch, THE MEDIUM. 75 The realm ye seek, seeks you, in shadows hid, And on the eye dawns grandest when unsought, unbid.
O ye that cannot wait the vision blest, The hymn of victory, the chant of rest, That stretch your arms across the black abyss, And sigh for angel love and angel kiss Until all palpable your dream-form stands Before you, to caress you with the touch of hands ; Though stronger than your ...sight the shades of fate.
Your lost ones live, and, living, loving, wait ; Though not with clash of instruments, nor yet Obedient to the sorcerous planchette, They visit us, yet in some dearer way They come, and in our souls leave many an angel-ray.
76 LINES IN THE SAND.
REPRESS the moan And play the hero while the day-beams keep, Though on thy pillow tossing lone, Pain's stifled cry should creep Athwart thy sleep ; And fast, more fast Come hurrying fragments of some old refrain — A music from the sad, sad past Into the voice of pain That poured its strain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That strive and strive in fleshly grasp to clutch Those subtle things transcending sight and touch, THE MEDIUM. 75 The realm ye seek, seeks you, in shadows hid, And on the eye dawns grandest when unsought, unbid.
O ye that cannot wait the vision blest, The hymn of victory, the chant of rest, That stretch your arms across the black abyss, And sigh for angel love and angel kiss Until all palpable your dream-form stands Before you, to caress you with the touch of hands ; Though stronger than your ...sight the shades of fate.
Your lost ones live, and, living, loving, wait ; Though not with clash of instruments, nor yet Obedient to the sorcerous planchette, They visit us, yet in some dearer way They come, and in our souls leave many an angel-ray.
76 LINES IN THE SAND.
REPRESS the moan And play the hero while the day-beams keep, Though on thy pillow tossing lone, Pain's stifled cry should creep Athwart thy sleep ; And fast, more fast Come hurrying fragments of some old refrain — A music from the sad, sad past Into the voice of pain That poured its strain.
What to read after Lines in the Sand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Day, Richard Edwin, 1852- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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