Out of the Shadows. a Song
Out of the Shadows. a Song
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11.
I should not find them, and my gain Would be a lost endeavor, And empty hands and bitter pain, Forever and forever.
III.
I cannot weep, though I would reap The joyful harvest sown in tears ; I cannot put my heart to sleep Against the coming years.
IV.
If love be taken from my heart, Wouldst seek for bud or beauty there ?
From love life cannot thrive apart And bloom divinely fair.
Digitized by Google A WINTER HOPE. yj A WINTER HOPE.
I.
O WINTER, thou art warm at heart ; Thine every pulse dot...h throb and glow, And thou dost feel life's joy and smart.
Beneath the blinding snow.
II.
Thine is the scent of bursting bud, Of April shower and violet ; Thou feelest spring in all thy blood Yearn up like sweet regret.
III.
Afar thou hear'st the song of birds, And seest the bloom on summer's cheek ; Thou catch'st the lowing of the herds, The laughter of the creek.
IV.
Bland breezes up the southern slope Of June come burdened with the breath Of roses fresh and fair as hope Triumphant over death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11.
I should not find them, and my gain Would be a lost endeavor, And empty hands and bitter pain, Forever and forever.
III.
I cannot weep, though I would reap The joyful harvest sown in tears ; I cannot put my heart to sleep Against the coming years.
IV.
If love be taken from my heart, Wouldst seek for bud or beauty there ?
From love life cannot thrive apart And bloom divinely fair.
Digitized by Google A WINTER HOPE. yj A WINTER HOPE.
I.
O WINTER, thou art warm at heart ; Thine every pulse dot...h throb and glow, And thou dost feel life's joy and smart.
Beneath the blinding snow.
II.
Thine is the scent of bursting bud, Of April shower and violet ; Thou feelest spring in all thy blood Yearn up like sweet regret.
III.
Afar thou hear'st the song of birds, And seest the bloom on summer's cheek ; Thou catch'st the lowing of the herds, The laughter of the creek.
IV.
Bland breezes up the southern slope Of June come burdened with the breath Of roses fresh and fair as hope Triumphant over death.
What to read after Out of the Shadows. a Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenyon, James B. (James Benjamin), 1858-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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