Poems of Memory And Hope
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95 All thing's changed ! you rose up straightway And saluted Death and Sin.
Since, — your outward man has rallied, And your eye and voice grown bold — Yet the Sphinx of Life stands pallid, With her saddest secret told, Happy places have grown holy.
If ye went where once ye went, Only tears would fall down slowly, As at solemn sacrament.
Merry books, once read for pastime, If ye dared to read again, Only memories of the last time Would swim darkly up the brain.
Household names, which used to flu...tter Through your laughter unawares, God's divinest ye could utter With less trembling in your prayers !
Ye have dropt adown your head, and it seems as if ye tread On your own hearts in the path Ye are called to in His wrath, — And your prayers go up in wail !
— " Dost Thou see, then, all our loss, Thou agonized on cross ?
Art thou reading all its tale ?" So mournfully } r e think upon the Dead.
9G POEMS OF CHILDHOOD.
Tray, pray, thou who also weepest, And the drops will slacken so.
Weep, weep,— and the watch thou keepest, With a quicker count will go.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
95 All thing's changed ! you rose up straightway And saluted Death and Sin.
Since, — your outward man has rallied, And your eye and voice grown bold — Yet the Sphinx of Life stands pallid, With her saddest secret told, Happy places have grown holy.
If ye went where once ye went, Only tears would fall down slowly, As at solemn sacrament.
Merry books, once read for pastime, If ye dared to read again, Only memories of the last time Would swim darkly up the brain.
Household names, which used to flu...tter Through your laughter unawares, God's divinest ye could utter With less trembling in your prayers !
Ye have dropt adown your head, and it seems as if ye tread On your own hearts in the path Ye are called to in His wrath, — And your prayers go up in wail !
— " Dost Thou see, then, all our loss, Thou agonized on cross ?
Art thou reading all its tale ?" So mournfully } r e think upon the Dead.
9G POEMS OF CHILDHOOD.
Tray, pray, thou who also weepest, And the drops will slacken so.
Weep, weep,— and the watch thou keepest, With a quicker count will go.
What to read after Poems of Memory And Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning Elizabeth Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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