Poems of House And Home
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O prayers that breathe from faces bright, thoughts of love that will not sleep, O dreams that give the soul by night Its wings the body may not keep !
Not unattended, far away, The wanderer moves with throngs unknown Ye meet or follow, night or day 1 saw your heavenly shapes alone !
5 HER DREAM OF LOSS.
T N a dark cavern is a frail flower sown, The orphan of a beam In some fair garden of the Sun. Alone, In darkness and in dream, It grows and gropes for the far light above, Whose sweet tradition... old Haunts its pure-lifted face. An imaged dove Nestling, its wings doth fold In the blind flower's white core My heart I know That sunless flower to be. Oh ! dear lost face, Earth's cavern far below Prisons my love for thee!
THE TRUNDLE-BED.
f~\ O you remember, Will ? long, long ago ! .... Yet there thou liest, though all the sweet Past lies dead, That nestled in thee, old, old trundle-bed ! Nest of delicious fancies, dreams that grow No more! quick magic-car to Fairyland!
Ghosts walked the earth then (in our garret too: For Madge, the housemaid, told us and she knew !) In thee we saw them near, how near us, stand !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O prayers that breathe from faces bright, thoughts of love that will not sleep, O dreams that give the soul by night Its wings the body may not keep !
Not unattended, far away, The wanderer moves with throngs unknown Ye meet or follow, night or day 1 saw your heavenly shapes alone !
5 HER DREAM OF LOSS.
T N a dark cavern is a frail flower sown, The orphan of a beam In some fair garden of the Sun. Alone, In darkness and in dream, It grows and gropes for the far light above, Whose sweet tradition... old Haunts its pure-lifted face. An imaged dove Nestling, its wings doth fold In the blind flower's white core My heart I know That sunless flower to be. Oh ! dear lost face, Earth's cavern far below Prisons my love for thee!
THE TRUNDLE-BED.
f~\ O you remember, Will ? long, long ago ! .... Yet there thou liest, though all the sweet Past lies dead, That nestled in thee, old, old trundle-bed ! Nest of delicious fancies, dreams that grow No more! quick magic-car to Fairyland!
Ghosts walked the earth then (in our garret too: For Madge, the housemaid, told us and she knew !) In thee we saw them near, how near us, stand !
What to read after Poems of House And Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John James Piatt to read onlineMoreLess
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