Poems of the Sun-Lit Heights
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By Witter Bynner VyHETHER the time be slow or fast, ^ ^ Enemies, hand in hand, Must come together at the last And understand.
No matter how the die is cast.
Or who may seem to win — We know that we must love at last — Why not begin. f* POEMS OF SUN-LIT HEIGHTS 97 WHY?
By Katherine Quinn WHAT Might Have Been is a wanton, Barren, dissolute, cold; False to the innermost core is she.
Tattered and soiled and sold.
What Is is a fair young maiden.
Resolute, fruitful, siceet From the crown of her head ...to the soles Of her swift moving feet.
What Might Have Been is a harlot.
Ruin is in her breath; Her words have the sting of the serpent.
Her kisses are presage of death.
What Is is a fountain of strength — All who lie on her breast Go forth to their labors renewed.
Eager and full of zest.
98 POEMS OF SUN-LIT HEIGHTS Yet how often our thoughts seek the wanton In place of the maiden fair!
How often we leave the virgin's white breast To lie in the harlot's lair!
THE LACK By Ella Randall Pearce HE who performs his work with hostile mind, Feeling no urge save need or love of pelf, May give full measure unto all mankind, But, at the best, ignobly cheats himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By Witter Bynner VyHETHER the time be slow or fast, ^ ^ Enemies, hand in hand, Must come together at the last And understand.
No matter how the die is cast.
Or who may seem to win — We know that we must love at last — Why not begin. f* POEMS OF SUN-LIT HEIGHTS 97 WHY?
By Katherine Quinn WHAT Might Have Been is a wanton, Barren, dissolute, cold; False to the innermost core is she.
Tattered and soiled and sold.
What Is is a fair young maiden.
Resolute, fruitful, siceet From the crown of her head ...to the soles Of her swift moving feet.
What Might Have Been is a harlot.
Ruin is in her breath; Her words have the sting of the serpent.
Her kisses are presage of death.
What Is is a fountain of strength — All who lie on her breast Go forth to their labors renewed.
Eager and full of zest.
98 POEMS OF SUN-LIT HEIGHTS Yet how often our thoughts seek the wanton In place of the maiden fair!
How often we leave the virgin's white breast To lie in the harlot's lair!
THE LACK By Ella Randall Pearce HE who performs his work with hostile mind, Feeling no urge save need or love of pelf, May give full measure unto all mankind, But, at the best, ignobly cheats himself.
What to read after Poems of the Sun-Lit Heights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Towne Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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