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I will seek For that I cannot give. " May One above, Beloved, love thee, keep thee, bless thee still I " I spake these words in sadness, but a flame Did sweep them from my lips ; the next that came Was even as a Message, "and He will!" IN ABSENCE. A ND quick as when a blush Drinks up within its hasty glow a tear - From off the cheek, within that sudden gush Of warmth our sadness grew to better cheer. Not now so wide, methinks, not now so drear The blank that parts our lives, for Love between Ke...eps ever moving ; even now I ween Thy task becomes less hard I for sacrifice And patience are thy path, which ever lies O'er odorous herbs ; but other destinies And other toils are mine, and, like a goad, The thought of thee doth urge me on the road Where thou dost wait me : but lest this should fail, For Hope, the lover's friend, grows sometimes pale 234 IN ABSENCE. In musing o'er his fortunes, oft to me A surer aim is present : I would be Of thee more worthy and of Him that blest My life with thine, and thus I cannot rest ; Spurred on by noble discontent, my care Is still to make this proud, unquiet breast The fitter for the flower it may not wear !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will seek For that I cannot give. " May One above, Beloved, love thee, keep thee, bless thee still I " I spake these words in sadness, but a flame Did sweep them from my lips ; the next that came Was even as a Message, "and He will!" IN ABSENCE. A ND quick as when a blush Drinks up within its hasty glow a tear - From off the cheek, within that sudden gush Of warmth our sadness grew to better cheer. Not now so wide, methinks, not now so drear The blank that parts our lives, for Love between Ke...eps ever moving ; even now I ween Thy task becomes less hard I for sacrifice And patience are thy path, which ever lies O'er odorous herbs ; but other destinies And other toils are mine, and, like a goad, The thought of thee doth urge me on the road Where thou dost wait me : but lest this should fail, For Hope, the lover's friend, grows sometimes pale 234 IN ABSENCE. In musing o'er his fortunes, oft to me A surer aim is present : I would be Of thee more worthy and of Him that blest My life with thine, and thus I cannot rest ; Spurred on by noble discontent, my care Is still to make this proud, unquiet breast The fitter for the flower it may not wear !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dora Greenwell to read onlineMoreLess
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