Out of a Silver Flute
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Oh blissful, only HeavenI not birds nor flowers Art thou, nor selfish joy, nor harps, nor gold.
Thou art of meekness and of love untold — Unknown, unpracticed in this vale of showers, And far beyond these darkened lives of ours.
Oh grant to me when death shall next unfold The binding husks, a heart no longer cold, And send me back, but not to Summer bowers Nor happiness, but let me come again To earth with soul so great that suffering Is joy, and here, 'mid deepest misery Of struggling little c...hildren, women, men.
Let me relieve, partake of everything.
Until I shall deserve Eternity.
B Woman* Maid she was not, as years decree, but, deep Within, her heart was maiden young, for so Hearts ever were and aie; nor did she know What pangs and loves a mother's soul may keep.
No wife she was, nor sister, and her sleep Ne'er brought a dream of times when, long ago.
She held a daughter's place and shared young woe With one whose eyes could smile or sweetly weep In sympathy ; but God, in whispering wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh blissful, only HeavenI not birds nor flowers Art thou, nor selfish joy, nor harps, nor gold.
Thou art of meekness and of love untold — Unknown, unpracticed in this vale of showers, And far beyond these darkened lives of ours.
Oh grant to me when death shall next unfold The binding husks, a heart no longer cold, And send me back, but not to Summer bowers Nor happiness, but let me come again To earth with soul so great that suffering Is joy, and here, 'mid deepest misery Of struggling little c...hildren, women, men.
Let me relieve, partake of everything.
Until I shall deserve Eternity.
B Woman* Maid she was not, as years decree, but, deep Within, her heart was maiden young, for so Hearts ever were and aie; nor did she know What pangs and loves a mother's soul may keep.
No wife she was, nor sister, and her sleep Ne'er brought a dream of times when, long ago.
She held a daughter's place and shared young woe With one whose eyes could smile or sweetly weep In sympathy ; but God, in whispering wind.
What to read after Out of a Silver Flute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mighels Philip Verrill to read onlineMoreLess
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