My Creed And Other Poems
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With the morn, I still the wonder Of the voice that rang so late.
Goddess from the stars up yonder, I have heard and I will wait.
40 METAPHOR "Love is life," he gently whispered, "Murd'ress, darling, could you be?
Love's a river, rushing seaward, Breast its waves with me." "Love is life? and if I take it, Then will I a murd'ress be.
Love a river ? I must shun it Or I drown," said she.
"Love is blind, and you must guide me Down the paths that droop and wind." "If I do," she smiled demurely, "Bli...nd will lead the blind." 41 CRITIC— CUPID You bid me judge these pictures you have wrought, With eye impartial, as a critic ought.
Nay, with Love's bandage fixed across his eyes How can one weigh and ponder, critic-wise?
Think you that one who loves the artist's heart Can judge with cool indifference her art?
Her face his fancy lures from every line.
And renders dear and hallowed each design.
********** Sweetheart, I kiss the hand that gave them birth.
Assured of this — / only know their worth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the morn, I still the wonder Of the voice that rang so late.
Goddess from the stars up yonder, I have heard and I will wait.
40 METAPHOR "Love is life," he gently whispered, "Murd'ress, darling, could you be?
Love's a river, rushing seaward, Breast its waves with me." "Love is life? and if I take it, Then will I a murd'ress be.
Love a river ? I must shun it Or I drown," said she.
"Love is blind, and you must guide me Down the paths that droop and wind." "If I do," she smiled demurely, "Bli...nd will lead the blind." 41 CRITIC— CUPID You bid me judge these pictures you have wrought, With eye impartial, as a critic ought.
Nay, with Love's bandage fixed across his eyes How can one weigh and ponder, critic-wise?
Think you that one who loves the artist's heart Can judge with cool indifference her art?
Her face his fancy lures from every line.
And renders dear and hallowed each design.
********** Sweetheart, I kiss the hand that gave them birth.
Assured of this — / only know their worth.
What to read after My Creed And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter, H. A. (Howard Arnold), 1883-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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