Out of Mist
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Ah! we should watch the April sun go down Beyond the long stretch of the river s flow, And, turning, see the small lights of the town, A-kindle with our dreams of long ago. And you perhaps would reach to take my hand For it is long, so long, since we have met And each has been in a grey, wintry land, And for one shining hour we should forget! ... Alone, I watch the mimic lamps burn bright. For you are not beside me, dear, tonight.
[27] XVIII THINK not that I was slow to understand. I have not l...oved you merely for a day. . . . Your moods to me were countless grains of sand That I have held and then seen slip away. And I have loved you for so much that s wise; For laughter; tenderness like summer rain; For slowly wakened passion that defies The short-lived beauty of its cruel reign. And there are times I think I loved you best When you seemed but a tired child of mine Who came to me perplexed, or seeking rest When shadows lengthened at the sun s decline. But now that you are gone my eyes behold Your flaming soul before unguessed, untold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah! we should watch the April sun go down Beyond the long stretch of the river s flow, And, turning, see the small lights of the town, A-kindle with our dreams of long ago. And you perhaps would reach to take my hand For it is long, so long, since we have met And each has been in a grey, wintry land, And for one shining hour we should forget! ... Alone, I watch the mimic lamps burn bright. For you are not beside me, dear, tonight.
[27] XVIII THINK not that I was slow to understand. I have not l...oved you merely for a day. . . . Your moods to me were countless grains of sand That I have held and then seen slip away. And I have loved you for so much that s wise; For laughter; tenderness like summer rain; For slowly wakened passion that defies The short-lived beauty of its cruel reign. And there are times I think I loved you best When you seemed but a tired child of mine Who came to me perplexed, or seeking rest When shadows lengthened at the sun s decline. But now that you are gone my eyes behold Your flaming soul before unguessed, untold.
What to read after Out of Mist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Kilpatrick Mixter to read onlineMoreLess
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