Poems By George Forester Pseud
Poems By George Forester Pseud
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Or when June roses scented all the air, Thy Shadow still was on me, till, at last. Always I felt thy presence, everywhere.
Now thou art here ; and on my fevered brow I feel thy numbing touch, thine icy breath — Ah ! not the King of Terrors com'st thou now, But like a father take me to thee. Death.
24 A Last Wish * When from this form life's light has fled away Ah, give it not to lingering decay.
Dear is my mother Earth, and hers the meed To fill and fertilise the living seed.
But let the fire w...hose all-devouring breath Leaps swift to hide the hateful hues of death, In one brief moment of its wild embrace, Enfold, consume, and for all time eff^ace That senseless thing men speak of by my name.
Oh let it pass in purifying flame.
Then bear my ashes far from men and towns, And sow them broadcast o'er the breezy downs.
26 Fratri Desideratissimo If only dear dead eyes could see, If only dear dead hearts could beat, If only you could come to me, If once again our hands could meet, — Ah, then once more my life should know Joy, as in glad days long ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or when June roses scented all the air, Thy Shadow still was on me, till, at last. Always I felt thy presence, everywhere.
Now thou art here ; and on my fevered brow I feel thy numbing touch, thine icy breath — Ah ! not the King of Terrors com'st thou now, But like a father take me to thee. Death.
24 A Last Wish * When from this form life's light has fled away Ah, give it not to lingering decay.
Dear is my mother Earth, and hers the meed To fill and fertilise the living seed.
But let the fire w...hose all-devouring breath Leaps swift to hide the hateful hues of death, In one brief moment of its wild embrace, Enfold, consume, and for all time eff^ace That senseless thing men speak of by my name.
Oh let it pass in purifying flame.
Then bear my ashes far from men and towns, And sow them broadcast o'er the breezy downs.
26 Fratri Desideratissimo If only dear dead eyes could see, If only dear dead hearts could beat, If only you could come to me, If once again our hands could meet, — Ah, then once more my life should know Joy, as in glad days long ago.
What to read after Poems By George Forester Pseud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G G Granville George Greenwood to read onlineMoreLess
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