Poems And Translations
Poems And Translations
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There is no answer from the dead-pale lips.
No answer never none for Evermore.
POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS. 39 ONLY A BABY'S GRAVE.
ONLY a baby's cot !
With the broidered robe she wore Upon the pillow white, Unpressed for evermore.
Only a baby's curl !
A silken tiny thread Of brightly curling hair From a little golden head.
Only a baby's face !
A smile on its dimpled lips, A half-blown rosebud held In the rosy finger-tips.
Only a baby's grave !
A shady, quiet spot, Where I come to pray and weep O'er... my darling unforgot.
4O POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS.
A WOMAN'S FAILURE.
" When I am weak, then am I strong" So all is ended. I come back From wandering down the beaten track Of the world, to tread the old home- ways. I meant a life that men should praise, God meant your lover, dear.
I was to share in all pleasures rife, Write my poems and live my life. When the spell of my words held all souls fast, Come home to heaven and you, at last ; But love comes first, it seems.
You would have waited ? Yes, I know, You have the strength to wait, and so My weakness better claims your care.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no answer from the dead-pale lips.
No answer never none for Evermore.
POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS. 39 ONLY A BABY'S GRAVE.
ONLY a baby's cot !
With the broidered robe she wore Upon the pillow white, Unpressed for evermore.
Only a baby's curl !
A silken tiny thread Of brightly curling hair From a little golden head.
Only a baby's face !
A smile on its dimpled lips, A half-blown rosebud held In the rosy finger-tips.
Only a baby's grave !
A shady, quiet spot, Where I come to pray and weep O'er... my darling unforgot.
4O POEMS AND TRANSLATIONS.
A WOMAN'S FAILURE.
" When I am weak, then am I strong" So all is ended. I come back From wandering down the beaten track Of the world, to tread the old home- ways. I meant a life that men should praise, God meant your lover, dear.
I was to share in all pleasures rife, Write my poems and live my life. When the spell of my words held all souls fast, Come home to heaven and you, at last ; But love comes first, it seems.
You would have waited ? Yes, I know, You have the strength to wait, and so My weakness better claims your care.
What to read after Poems And Translations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Craigmyle to read onlineMoreLess
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