Mimosa Leaves [poems]
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Mimosa Leaves [poems]
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44 / CAN NOT KNEEL'-J CAN NOT PRA V. 45 How move Him to undo the woe ? — Calm with the vastness of the blow, I can but gaze with stricken eyes Out into His imperial skies, Drop my vain hands upon my breast, And feel what God wills must be best.
IV/I OTHER, Mother, can it be There lives any besides me Who has known this agony ?
Mother, oh Mother, when they said That thy sweetest soul had fled, It was I who died instead.
Thee they laid away to sleep Out of sight of all who weep.
Me unburied still... they keep.
46 MOTHER, MOTHER, CAN IT BEt 47.
Who will show them I am dead ?
Who will ask that o'er my head Moan be made and prayers be said ?
I am more dead than thou art.
Love lies spoiling at my heart.
Who dares keep us twain apart ?
Dead, I know no more men's faith.
Dead, I hear not what God saith.
I am no more but a wraith.
Restless, ghost-like, to and fro, Haunting thy dear home below, Speechless day by day I go ; Conscious only of a pain Rends my very soul in twain, Robs me of Heaven and makes Earth vaim For Mother, Mother, thou art where ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
44 / CAN NOT KNEEL'-J CAN NOT PRA V. 45 How move Him to undo the woe ? — Calm with the vastness of the blow, I can but gaze with stricken eyes Out into His imperial skies, Drop my vain hands upon my breast, And feel what God wills must be best.
IV/I OTHER, Mother, can it be There lives any besides me Who has known this agony ?
Mother, oh Mother, when they said That thy sweetest soul had fled, It was I who died instead.
Thee they laid away to sleep Out of sight of all who weep.
Me unburied still... they keep.
46 MOTHER, MOTHER, CAN IT BEt 47.
Who will show them I am dead ?
Who will ask that o'er my head Moan be made and prayers be said ?
I am more dead than thou art.
Love lies spoiling at my heart.
Who dares keep us twain apart ?
Dead, I know no more men's faith.
Dead, I hear not what God saith.
I am no more but a wraith.
Restless, ghost-like, to and fro, Haunting thy dear home below, Speechless day by day I go ; Conscious only of a pain Rends my very soul in twain, Robs me of Heaven and makes Earth vaim For Mother, Mother, thou art where ?
What to read after Mimosa Leaves [poems]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Litchfield Grace Denio to read onlineMoreLess
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