Poems And Sonnets
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Straightway there breathed to me A still small whisper : — " These, then, dost thou see ? " Put off thy shoes, — this spot is holy ground ! " PARTED.
Whene'er the night, long waited for, returning, Brings to my heart an all too brief repose, Ah ! then with what unfathomable yearning. Friend of my earlier victories and woes, ** Appear, appear ! " I cry to thee, "Though but a wandering shade thou be ! " Lo ! from yon star methinks a voice is speaking ; " Know'st thou me not, beloved ? " it seems ...to say ; ''Here am I nightly present to thy seeking, Here wait a little forward on thy way. " " O, if 'tis thou, " my hps reply, " Burn till the morning floods the sky ! " Faint, faint my speech, and fainter thy replying — A silver wave scarce moved across the deep ; Like parted streams unto each other sighing. Like a faint chant that rocks itself to sleep ; Now doubted of, now heard, now mute, Like wind-struck music from the lute.
124 PARTED.
Ah ! dost thou ask, not mindless of my sorrow, Ah !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Straightway there breathed to me A still small whisper : — " These, then, dost thou see ? " Put off thy shoes, — this spot is holy ground ! " PARTED.
Whene'er the night, long waited for, returning, Brings to my heart an all too brief repose, Ah ! then with what unfathomable yearning. Friend of my earlier victories and woes, ** Appear, appear ! " I cry to thee, "Though but a wandering shade thou be ! " Lo ! from yon star methinks a voice is speaking ; " Know'st thou me not, beloved ? " it seems ...to say ; ''Here am I nightly present to thy seeking, Here wait a little forward on thy way. " " O, if 'tis thou, " my hps reply, " Burn till the morning floods the sky ! " Faint, faint my speech, and fainter thy replying — A silver wave scarce moved across the deep ; Like parted streams unto each other sighing. Like a faint chant that rocks itself to sleep ; Now doubted of, now heard, now mute, Like wind-struck music from the lute.
124 PARTED.
Ah ! dost thou ask, not mindless of my sorrow, Ah !
What to read after Poems And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Reginald Francis Reginald Statham to read onlineMoreLess
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