Ranza And Other Rhythms
Ranza And Other Rhythms
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Many a time had I wished to lie, Like a bird in its mother's nest, And pillow my head in the raven hair Of a girl with a snow-white breast.
A girl who would love to be pure and true, A girl who would know no fear But cling to me in a trustful way And know how to shed a tear.
And often I longed for a secret place Where together we two might go, Forgetting the strife in the world of men And the things that harrow us so.
50 MY HEART'S DESIRE 51 Where the winds should whisper a song of love And the... passionate flames suspire As 1 folded against my throbbing breast The thing of my heart's desire.
Where the dawn should awaken the birds from sleep And the sun, with its rays of gold, Would paint the hills in the amber light Of a day that never grows old.
O, many a man has a twilight dream Of what he would wish to be, But I had the dream of a girl to love And the girl was given to me.
ETERNAL LOVE Alas ! my dear, dost thou not know That this can never be ? I cannot give thee back thy heart, Though 'tis thy wish that we should part, For in thine eyes where tear-drops start Mine image still I see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many a time had I wished to lie, Like a bird in its mother's nest, And pillow my head in the raven hair Of a girl with a snow-white breast.
A girl who would love to be pure and true, A girl who would know no fear But cling to me in a trustful way And know how to shed a tear.
And often I longed for a secret place Where together we two might go, Forgetting the strife in the world of men And the things that harrow us so.
50 MY HEART'S DESIRE 51 Where the winds should whisper a song of love And the... passionate flames suspire As 1 folded against my throbbing breast The thing of my heart's desire.
Where the dawn should awaken the birds from sleep And the sun, with its rays of gold, Would paint the hills in the amber light Of a day that never grows old.
O, many a man has a twilight dream Of what he would wish to be, But I had the dream of a girl to love And the girl was given to me.
ETERNAL LOVE Alas ! my dear, dost thou not know That this can never be ? I cannot give thee back thy heart, Though 'tis thy wish that we should part, For in thine eyes where tear-drops start Mine image still I see.
What to read after Ranza And Other Rhythms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Stuart Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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