Poems
Poems
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They who would tread it must walk alone, Silent and steadfast one by one : Dearest to dearest can only say, " My heart ! I '11 follow thee all the way, As we go, as we go, Each after each on this path through the snow. " It may be under that western haze Lurks the omen of brighter days ; That each sentinel tree is quivering Deep at its core with the sap of spring, THE PATH THROUGH THE CORK. 113 And while we go, while we go, Green grass-blades pierce thro' the glittering snow.
It may be the unkn...own path will tend Never to any earthly end, Pie with the dying day obscure, And never lead to a human door : That none know who did go Patiently once on this path through the snow.
No matter, no matter ! the path shines plain ; These pure snow-crystals will deaden pain ; Above, like stars in the deep blue dark, Eyes that love us look down and mark.
Let us go, let us go, Whither heaven leads in the path thro' the snow.
THE PATH THROUGH THE CORN.
[AVY and bright in the summer air, Like a pleasant sea when the wind blows fair, And its roughest breath has scarcely curled The green highway to a distant world, 8 ii 4 THE PATH THROUGH THE CORN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They who would tread it must walk alone, Silent and steadfast one by one : Dearest to dearest can only say, " My heart ! I '11 follow thee all the way, As we go, as we go, Each after each on this path through the snow. " It may be under that western haze Lurks the omen of brighter days ; That each sentinel tree is quivering Deep at its core with the sap of spring, THE PATH THROUGH THE CORK. 113 And while we go, while we go, Green grass-blades pierce thro' the glittering snow.
It may be the unkn...own path will tend Never to any earthly end, Pie with the dying day obscure, And never lead to a human door : That none know who did go Patiently once on this path through the snow.
No matter, no matter ! the path shines plain ; These pure snow-crystals will deaden pain ; Above, like stars in the deep blue dark, Eyes that love us look down and mark.
Let us go, let us go, Whither heaven leads in the path thro' the snow.
THE PATH THROUGH THE CORN.
[AVY and bright in the summer air, Like a pleasant sea when the wind blows fair, And its roughest breath has scarcely curled The green highway to a distant world, 8 ii 4 THE PATH THROUGH THE CORN.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fj00crai to read onlineMoreLess
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