Rain in May And Other Verses
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No gate opposes your slow knock, The villa and the hut are your abodes : Your face, the cloud-frown or the smiling rock, Has myriad moods, emotions wild. You know the traveler on gloomy roads, The stricken mother with her still-born child, And pariah reviled.
[28] Ranging the bleakest plains of time, The bearer of a strange invisible torch, And banished messenger from court sublime, You beckon to pro founder sense, Dimly from star's aerial pendant porch, Leading the soul along a pathway hence T...o happier eminence.
[29] "WEARY OF TURNING PAGE ON LETTERED PAGE" Weary of turning page on lettered page, I turn light low and glide into the dark. How cool the sombre night! Its dewy tears Are shed upon earth's coverlet of green: Past is the stormy grief and troubled rage.
Peace of the night, descend and make me thine! Whirl me aloft into heaven's high arc, From disappointed hope and heavy fears, To peak subliminal and realm unseen: There let me rest in dreamless sleep divine.
[30] " 'TIS WINTER, AND MY CHEERLESS ROOM IS COLD" 'Tis Winter, and my cheerless room is cold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No gate opposes your slow knock, The villa and the hut are your abodes : Your face, the cloud-frown or the smiling rock, Has myriad moods, emotions wild. You know the traveler on gloomy roads, The stricken mother with her still-born child, And pariah reviled.
[28] Ranging the bleakest plains of time, The bearer of a strange invisible torch, And banished messenger from court sublime, You beckon to pro founder sense, Dimly from star's aerial pendant porch, Leading the soul along a pathway hence T...o happier eminence.
[29] "WEARY OF TURNING PAGE ON LETTERED PAGE" Weary of turning page on lettered page, I turn light low and glide into the dark. How cool the sombre night! Its dewy tears Are shed upon earth's coverlet of green: Past is the stormy grief and troubled rage.
Peace of the night, descend and make me thine! Whirl me aloft into heaven's high arc, From disappointed hope and heavy fears, To peak subliminal and realm unseen: There let me rest in dreamless sleep divine.
[30] " 'TIS WINTER, AND MY CHEERLESS ROOM IS COLD" 'Tis Winter, and my cheerless room is cold.
What to read after Rain in May And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forntassin Gift to read onlineMoreLess
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