On Life's Stairway
On Life's Stairway
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T LOVE these earliest weeks of spring, — The blight, the promise, and the sting, The hint of baffling wings that sweep From out the Arctic caves of sleep.
As in the breast of maid or boy Come Love's first throbs of painful joy, So here beneath this yellow grass Life's muffled preparations pass.
O'er fields where drunken brooklets brawl Sifts pollen, shy and seminal ; A subtle passion haunts the air As warm as youth, as pure as prayer.
The million lips that lightly fall On dewy faces virginal — ...Hush ! Do you catch it, maid and boy? — The laughter of their startled joy ?
Soon come the days of song and nest, Of thirsting lips and loving breast, Of tongues that lullaby the tune Which cradles all the babes of June, When joys that in life's juices be Taste sweet as immortality.
43 Digitized by Googk ON LIFE'S STAIRWAY.
ftoM'0 (3)raeer* T OVE, like Religion, has its prayer : " Give me this day my daily bread,** • Poor Love, that has so much to bear, So seldom is its hunger fed.
It asks for loaves : instead there come In answer, only crust and crumb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T LOVE these earliest weeks of spring, — The blight, the promise, and the sting, The hint of baffling wings that sweep From out the Arctic caves of sleep.
As in the breast of maid or boy Come Love's first throbs of painful joy, So here beneath this yellow grass Life's muffled preparations pass.
O'er fields where drunken brooklets brawl Sifts pollen, shy and seminal ; A subtle passion haunts the air As warm as youth, as pure as prayer.
The million lips that lightly fall On dewy faces virginal — ...Hush ! Do you catch it, maid and boy? — The laughter of their startled joy ?
Soon come the days of song and nest, Of thirsting lips and loving breast, Of tongues that lullaby the tune Which cradles all the babes of June, When joys that in life's juices be Taste sweet as immortality.
43 Digitized by Googk ON LIFE'S STAIRWAY.
ftoM'0 (3)raeer* T OVE, like Religion, has its prayer : " Give me this day my daily bread,** • Poor Love, that has so much to bear, So seldom is its hunger fed.
It asks for loaves : instead there come In answer, only crust and crumb.
What to read after On Life's Stairway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowles Frederic Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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