Lute And Furrow
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Where Southern waters creep. 62 DEFIANCE Or dear or great they fall as grass; They go, and never come; And still we seek out ways to pass Beyond the tether of the breath; Still hope runs on from tomb to tomb Denying death.
Set in us. Death, the fear of fears, — Some day there^ll be no Spring; Tramp earth till every hill be bare. The hosts of life on mocking spheres Beyond the hills of Jupiter Will sigh and sing.
You conqueror? Then a greater lot Doth he, the conquered, own; He looks into your e...yes of stone, He hears you pass, an iron wing, But you, dark force, you know him not. Nor anything.
63 DEFIANCE What is the wind-flower's nod to you Whose Spring brings back no ghost? What is the harebell's shaken blue. Rocking again within my heart? What are the tulip sails high-tost Where suns depart?
You nothing see when Youth, the seer, Dies proud against a wall; Blind yet when eyes of friends long true Meet in your shadow; even there Fill with a light undoing all That you can do.
A sage speaks clear as bells that make A gold lake of the air; On heart and lips that dared, you set The heavy earth; but waiting where A world's two ways their parting take.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where Southern waters creep. 62 DEFIANCE Or dear or great they fall as grass; They go, and never come; And still we seek out ways to pass Beyond the tether of the breath; Still hope runs on from tomb to tomb Denying death.
Set in us. Death, the fear of fears, — Some day there^ll be no Spring; Tramp earth till every hill be bare. The hosts of life on mocking spheres Beyond the hills of Jupiter Will sigh and sing.
You conqueror? Then a greater lot Doth he, the conquered, own; He looks into your e...yes of stone, He hears you pass, an iron wing, But you, dark force, you know him not. Nor anything.
63 DEFIANCE What is the wind-flower's nod to you Whose Spring brings back no ghost? What is the harebell's shaken blue. Rocking again within my heart? What are the tulip sails high-tost Where suns depart?
You nothing see when Youth, the seer, Dies proud against a wall; Blind yet when eyes of friends long true Meet in your shadow; even there Fill with a light undoing all That you can do.
A sage speaks clear as bells that make A gold lake of the air; On heart and lips that dared, you set The heavy earth; but waiting where A world's two ways their parting take.
What to read after Lute And Furrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dargan Olive Tilford to read onlineMoreLess
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