Portraits And Sketches
Portraits And Sketches
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That which I owe thee, God can pay, not I ; My ineffective thought but owns the debt. Well, I shall watch thee on thy shining way, And thou wilt grow in power, and forget.
3' Unanswered This is to greet thee whom I shall not see ; My lips call dumbly to thee day by day, Needing thee near at hand and missing thee, Or near or far, still thou art far away.
A hundred hopes are living in my heart : Poor stunted children thy neglect has maimed, A hundred questionings that stir and start : Thine herit...age that still remains unclaimed.
Somewhat there is a veil, a spirit-wall So subtly thin, time builded and so strong, As though the busy months, the world and all, Were set between our souls to do them wrong.
All through the years my heart has leaned on thine Those were bright years they will not come again Summer will come, the sun will still give shine, But I, I call on thee, and call in vain.
3 2 The Wisdom of Men Yes, you have told me and your eyes flash flame Seeing the world should harbour such a knave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That which I owe thee, God can pay, not I ; My ineffective thought but owns the debt. Well, I shall watch thee on thy shining way, And thou wilt grow in power, and forget.
3' Unanswered This is to greet thee whom I shall not see ; My lips call dumbly to thee day by day, Needing thee near at hand and missing thee, Or near or far, still thou art far away.
A hundred hopes are living in my heart : Poor stunted children thy neglect has maimed, A hundred questionings that stir and start : Thine herit...age that still remains unclaimed.
Somewhat there is a veil, a spirit-wall So subtly thin, time builded and so strong, As though the busy months, the world and all, Were set between our souls to do them wrong.
All through the years my heart has leaned on thine Those were bright years they will not come again Summer will come, the sun will still give shine, But I, I call on thee, and call in vain.
3 2 The Wisdom of Men Yes, you have told me and your eyes flash flame Seeing the world should harbour such a knave.
What to read after Portraits And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Herrick to read onlineMoreLess
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