Lyrics of the Ideal And the Real
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■0-45-O- And, if far-future man Eemember so me, From the hour I began Till ceasing to be — So revive me, so live me, So breathe my soul's breath- What is that but to give me Sure triumph o'er death?
O immortal my soul!
To live and to know And flow on with the whole Divine Being's flow!
O my soul! from the dark Wherein flesh is born Soar and sing like the lark!
For here is the morn !
SANE Husband — ^What ! have I been sleeping? Have I dreamed 7 Was he not here?- ' Dead ' ? Should I not know that... ? Murdered ! — start not, all my brain is clear Listen, Agnes, to the secret I have kept so many a year.
For I must not keep it longer ; no, when I am lying dead, "When the next year's grass is growing green above my dreamless head, I would have you tell my darling what her dying mother said.
Tell her I was madly jealous— could not bear that there should be Any shadow of a turning in her precious love for me ; But the lapse from love to pity ! this I dared not live to see.
47 So I charge you, so I swear you, wait until the grass above Him and me has thrown one mantle and the cooing turtledove Mourned for me there all the summer, ere you rob my grave of love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
■0-45-O- And, if far-future man Eemember so me, From the hour I began Till ceasing to be — So revive me, so live me, So breathe my soul's breath- What is that but to give me Sure triumph o'er death?
O immortal my soul!
To live and to know And flow on with the whole Divine Being's flow!
O my soul! from the dark Wherein flesh is born Soar and sing like the lark!
For here is the morn !
SANE Husband — ^What ! have I been sleeping? Have I dreamed 7 Was he not here?- ' Dead ' ? Should I not know that... ? Murdered ! — start not, all my brain is clear Listen, Agnes, to the secret I have kept so many a year.
For I must not keep it longer ; no, when I am lying dead, "When the next year's grass is growing green above my dreamless head, I would have you tell my darling what her dying mother said.
Tell her I was madly jealous— could not bear that there should be Any shadow of a turning in her precious love for me ; But the lapse from love to pity ! this I dared not live to see.
47 So I charge you, so I swear you, wait until the grass above Him and me has thrown one mantle and the cooing turtledove Mourned for me there all the summer, ere you rob my grave of love.
What to read after Lyrics of the Ideal And the Real?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coates-Kinney, 1826-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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