Poems And Verses
Poems And Verses
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No fonder thoughts than mine could thrill The sweetest singer upon earth.
C. W. 19 Enough ! It is enough to know Whatever ties be loosed or made, My love for you can never fade : — The world is calling ; and I go.
20 JULY.
I WANT to hear his voice again ; I want to hear him say the words ; He loves me — yes, he told me so : (We hstened to the waking birds, The Eastern sky was all aglow) : But thoughts and memories are vain, I want to hear his voice again.
I want to hear his voice again ; To fee...l his hand upon my hand : The daybreak was so long ago — And did he truly understand ? I seem now to have faltered so : And doubt is such a grievous pain, I want to hear his voice again.
I want to hear his voice again ; The winter days are long and drear. And silence numbs the very heart : One sound alone to me is dear, And we, for months must be apart Ah, me, I cannot bear the strain, I want to hear his voice again.
( 21 ) Yet I shall hear his voice again ; Once more we'll listen to the birds, Once more we'll watch the growing dawn And I shall hear him say the words ; Then shall my night be turned to morn : And life's rough places shall be plain, Since I have heard his voice again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No fonder thoughts than mine could thrill The sweetest singer upon earth.
C. W. 19 Enough ! It is enough to know Whatever ties be loosed or made, My love for you can never fade : — The world is calling ; and I go.
20 JULY.
I WANT to hear his voice again ; I want to hear him say the words ; He loves me — yes, he told me so : (We hstened to the waking birds, The Eastern sky was all aglow) : But thoughts and memories are vain, I want to hear his voice again.
I want to hear his voice again ; To fee...l his hand upon my hand : The daybreak was so long ago — And did he truly understand ? I seem now to have faltered so : And doubt is such a grievous pain, I want to hear his voice again.
I want to hear his voice again ; The winter days are long and drear. And silence numbs the very heart : One sound alone to me is dear, And we, for months must be apart Ah, me, I cannot bear the strain, I want to hear his voice again.
( 21 ) Yet I shall hear his voice again ; Once more we'll listen to the birds, Once more we'll watch the growing dawn And I shall hear him say the words ; Then shall my night be turned to morn : And life's rough places shall be plain, Since I have heard his voice again.
What to read after Poems And Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Jaffray Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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