Poems
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As men who deem a God has made Their lives, and turn to him, afraid, You, who have made my life, I love, Whom even as God no prayers move, Who damned me and are undismayed.
My heart is bare for you to see, Yet, having marred, you know not me : See, I am but the self of woe, And there is nothing else to know, No, nothing else that I may be.
The Burden of Singing One passion only rules my blood, The longing to be understood, The last desire of broken lives, The ultimate dumb desire, that gives My... life in keeping to your mood.
THE BURDEN OF SINGING lived a singer long ago Whereof the words are all forgot, Except a song I chance to know : I pray that you forget it not.
" Let no man say when I am dead That I in song forgot my woe, Or say, as happier men have said, One joy the singers only know.
" I sang of laughter, and my eyes Wept, for my laughter long had end : I sang of tears, and they must rise, For sorrow was my chosen friend.
53 The Burden of Singing " I sang of love, and wept to know How love had bruised with his feet My lips that sang ; I sang of woe And added to my load of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As men who deem a God has made Their lives, and turn to him, afraid, You, who have made my life, I love, Whom even as God no prayers move, Who damned me and are undismayed.
My heart is bare for you to see, Yet, having marred, you know not me : See, I am but the self of woe, And there is nothing else to know, No, nothing else that I may be.
The Burden of Singing One passion only rules my blood, The longing to be understood, The last desire of broken lives, The ultimate dumb desire, that gives My... life in keeping to your mood.
THE BURDEN OF SINGING lived a singer long ago Whereof the words are all forgot, Except a song I chance to know : I pray that you forget it not.
" Let no man say when I am dead That I in song forgot my woe, Or say, as happier men have said, One joy the singers only know.
" I sang of laughter, and my eyes Wept, for my laughter long had end : I sang of tears, and they must rise, For sorrow was my chosen friend.
53 The Burden of Singing " I sang of love, and wept to know How love had bruised with his feet My lips that sang ; I sang of woe And added to my load of it.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miall, Bernard, 1876- to read onlineMoreLess
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