Poems
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You do your love a grievous wrong Thus to belie it through shame or fear, Who have smiled ere this in the midmost throng, Looked in my eyes, and drawn anear, And told the truth with your whole free heart In love's clear language, felt no pain Nor trembled, nor shrank. Why stand apart Now, and fling down betwixt us twain A barrier not to be overpassed Till many a tear of sorrow be shed. Till the old love out of our lives is cast And a new love springs from a love that's dead ?
88 IN THE TEMPEST....
What need to dread that any should learn The priceless truth you hide in your soul ? — You have won what the best have striven to earn, And which to lose is life's worst dole. We have cried to Heav'n with uplifted palms, That our love might grow more true, more deep ; Told it all out in its storms and calms ; Pray'd for long dreams of it blessing our sleep : And I ask, what cause for an hour's distress In a world by kindred footsteps trod If sister or brother should hear or guess The sweetest thing we have sigh'd to God ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You do your love a grievous wrong Thus to belie it through shame or fear, Who have smiled ere this in the midmost throng, Looked in my eyes, and drawn anear, And told the truth with your whole free heart In love's clear language, felt no pain Nor trembled, nor shrank. Why stand apart Now, and fling down betwixt us twain A barrier not to be overpassed Till many a tear of sorrow be shed. Till the old love out of our lives is cast And a new love springs from a love that's dead ?
88 IN THE TEMPEST....
What need to dread that any should learn The priceless truth you hide in your soul ? — You have won what the best have striven to earn, And which to lose is life's worst dole. We have cried to Heav'n with uplifted palms, That our love might grow more true, more deep ; Told it all out in its storms and calms ; Pray'd for long dreams of it blessing our sleep : And I ask, what cause for an hour's distress In a world by kindred footsteps trod If sister or brother should hear or guess The sweetest thing we have sigh'd to God ?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Francis Savage Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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