Perdita And Other Poems
Perdita And Other Poems
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ah! no, my lady fair, The Maker's marks are plain; Such charms could never bring despair, The crimson currents coursing there Are not for cold disdain.
51 But if you needs must take the veil, And henceforth dwell apart, Come where the Credo and the Hail Are loyal love's own tender tale, And cloister in my heart.
"Thou Shalt Not Walk Alone' THOU shalt not walk alone! The shadows gather and the weird winds moan, The ghoul, Grief, grinneth on the graven stone; Wild is the way, but lone it shall no...t be If I may share thy pilgrimage with thee.
As from a mystic scroll Which love and sympathy alone unroll, I read the secrets of thy sorrowing soul, And with responsive sorrow take thy hand To lead thee o'er the baleful borderland.
I know the torturer's tongue In spiteful rage has racked thee, and has wrung The blood of suffering from the heart which stung Presumption with defiance, yet the scar Will but attest how firm thy virtues are.
Be cheered, if I may cheer, For thou, the dearest, shalt be doubly dear; World-wounded spirit, make thy haven here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ah! no, my lady fair, The Maker's marks are plain; Such charms could never bring despair, The crimson currents coursing there Are not for cold disdain.
51 But if you needs must take the veil, And henceforth dwell apart, Come where the Credo and the Hail Are loyal love's own tender tale, And cloister in my heart.
"Thou Shalt Not Walk Alone' THOU shalt not walk alone! The shadows gather and the weird winds moan, The ghoul, Grief, grinneth on the graven stone; Wild is the way, but lone it shall no...t be If I may share thy pilgrimage with thee.
As from a mystic scroll Which love and sympathy alone unroll, I read the secrets of thy sorrowing soul, And with responsive sorrow take thy hand To lead thee o'er the baleful borderland.
I know the torturer's tongue In spiteful rage has racked thee, and has wrung The blood of suffering from the heart which stung Presumption with defiance, yet the scar Will but attest how firm thy virtues are.
Be cheered, if I may cheer, For thou, the dearest, shalt be doubly dear; World-wounded spirit, make thy haven here.
What to read after Perdita And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Joseph Bayne to read onlineMoreLess
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