Mere Melodies
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) Summers come, and winters kill them; ^ Birds sing, and the snowstorms still them. | Love, that's born of April weather, !
Frosts will slay. I wonder whether '■ Ours will last a year together ^ Springs die — Do all things die?
MERE MELODIES 59 THE SUPREME MOMENT COULD I fold up the book of the Present To-night, and steal back through the gloaming, As a dove flutters back to its homing, Wing-weary, wide-wandered and worn ; Could the past open arms to receive me I would go, not to boyhood, belie...ve me. Not to childhood, and not to the pleasant Dream country of young Life-at- Morn; And I know I would not seek the places Where First Love her pure bud un- folded. Nor stay where her blossom was molded To feed the fierce flame of Desire; And I would not return to the fashion Of folly and pleasure and passion, Nor seek to revive the old faces. And kindle anew the old fire.
6o MERE MELODIES All these I would leave far behind me — The pain and the pride and the pleas- ure, The triumphs of life, and the treasure Of love and the heartbeats of youth; I would ask not a moment for laughter, For strife, and the peace that comes after.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Summers come, and winters kill them; ^ Birds sing, and the snowstorms still them. | Love, that's born of April weather, !
Frosts will slay. I wonder whether '■ Ours will last a year together ^ Springs die — Do all things die?
MERE MELODIES 59 THE SUPREME MOMENT COULD I fold up the book of the Present To-night, and steal back through the gloaming, As a dove flutters back to its homing, Wing-weary, wide-wandered and worn ; Could the past open arms to receive me I would go, not to boyhood, belie...ve me. Not to childhood, and not to the pleasant Dream country of young Life-at- Morn; And I know I would not seek the places Where First Love her pure bud un- folded. Nor stay where her blossom was molded To feed the fierce flame of Desire; And I would not return to the fashion Of folly and pleasure and passion, Nor seek to revive the old faces. And kindle anew the old fire.
6o MERE MELODIES All these I would leave far behind me — The pain and the pride and the pleas- ure, The triumphs of life, and the treasure Of love and the heartbeats of youth; I would ask not a moment for laughter, For strife, and the peace that comes after.
What to read after Mere Melodies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Meade Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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