Poems 1916
Poems 1916
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Stretch forth your foot his kiss proclaimed you Queen ; Lift up his face, your King hath seen his Bride.
White-robed, gold-girdled, on a golden throne, With little head high poised above our din, Deal forth large laws, unknowing and unknown Of all the pathless ways you travelled in.
14 THE COMING OF THE KING.
Departing from you, weary men must own Their lives should end to let your love begin: Stretch forth your hand, and with kind eyes condone The hidden byways of a nameless sin.
For thus the ...dark is by the light defined, And Winter proven by the warmth of June, The clouds insist, there is a Sun behind. Could Discords harm us if we knew no Tune? If you deny us, are we not resigned? Hell's horror left our dreary souls immune: The whirling sands can neither sting nor blind The poor bleached bones that lie beneath the dune.
Then bid us stay, and worship as is meet : Or bid us go, and guard you from afar, The Clay no longer clings about your feet ; Bind up your hair, your shoulder shows no scar!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stretch forth your foot his kiss proclaimed you Queen ; Lift up his face, your King hath seen his Bride.
White-robed, gold-girdled, on a golden throne, With little head high poised above our din, Deal forth large laws, unknowing and unknown Of all the pathless ways you travelled in.
14 THE COMING OF THE KING.
Departing from you, weary men must own Their lives should end to let your love begin: Stretch forth your hand, and with kind eyes condone The hidden byways of a nameless sin.
For thus the ...dark is by the light defined, And Winter proven by the warmth of June, The clouds insist, there is a Sun behind. Could Discords harm us if we knew no Tune? If you deny us, are we not resigned? Hell's horror left our dreary souls immune: The whirling sands can neither sting nor blind The poor bleached bones that lie beneath the dune.
Then bid us stay, and worship as is meet : Or bid us go, and guard you from afar, The Clay no longer clings about your feet ; Bind up your hair, your shoulder shows no scar!
What to read after Poems 1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R a Foster Melliar to read onlineMoreLess
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