Quests Poems in Prose
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I WAIT long to reach thy heart.
I wait as the sun waits for the unfolding of a rose.
I wait as the sun waited for the unfolding of the first flower upon earth.
I wait with the patience and faith of the sun which knows its shining will unfold all flowers.
60 THE QUEST OF LOVE Will there be an end of my thoughts concern- ing thee?
When I have given words to all my thoughts, I say, I shall have no more; the fount of my mind is dry.
When I awake in the morning my mind is filled with new thoughts.
A...s a spring that has been drained renews itself by night and fills with fresh water, so is my mind renewed by night and filled with fresh thoughts of thee.
I ASK not. What if I had not known thee.^ As well question the breeze. What if thou hadst not stirred the leaves. ? and the flower. What if thy sweetness had not drawn the bee.^* As well ask of the sun, What if thy warmth had never touched the earth, nor thy light opened men's eyes. ?
We part at night as familiar friends. The clasp of thy hand is close and tender and thine eyes are near and kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I WAIT long to reach thy heart.
I wait as the sun waits for the unfolding of a rose.
I wait as the sun waited for the unfolding of the first flower upon earth.
I wait with the patience and faith of the sun which knows its shining will unfold all flowers.
60 THE QUEST OF LOVE Will there be an end of my thoughts concern- ing thee?
When I have given words to all my thoughts, I say, I shall have no more; the fount of my mind is dry.
When I awake in the morning my mind is filled with new thoughts.
A...s a spring that has been drained renews itself by night and fills with fresh water, so is my mind renewed by night and filled with fresh thoughts of thee.
I ASK not. What if I had not known thee.^ As well question the breeze. What if thou hadst not stirred the leaves. ? and the flower. What if thy sweetness had not drawn the bee.^* As well ask of the sun, What if thy warmth had never touched the earth, nor thy light opened men's eyes. ?
We part at night as familiar friends. The clasp of thy hand is close and tender and thine eyes are near and kind.
What to read after Quests Poems in Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvia Hortense Bliss to read onlineMoreLess
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