Red Roofs And Other Poems
Red Roofs And Other Poems
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That cheek of rose, and eye of dove ; That arm of strength, and soul of love ! His going was the night : His coming was the light.
28 HE COMES NO MORE.
But now he comes no more — no more : The ship ne'er reached the foreign shore : Of all the many lives Aboard, not one survives.
O tender love, that lit his face !
O ardour in the last embrace, So little deemed the last. When from the door he passed !
How came the end, and where ? Ah me \ The cruel, irresponsive sea.
Wherein her darling sleeps, T...he secret closely keeps.
But, woman, though untold by stone Memorial, and to men unknown The spot where his dear breath Ended in stormy death, Be sure One Eye marked all that passed. One Arm around thy child was cast.
One Heart was there for thee, Upon that awful sea !
MISS JOHNSON.
Miss Johnson's gone, sir ! All day yesterday I saw it was a fight 'tween her and death.
She had great spirit ! To the very last She kept about : would have no friend to stay, — No watcher, no companion. When I saw Death in her face, I took my stand, and said, ' Miss Johnson, you should not be left alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That cheek of rose, and eye of dove ; That arm of strength, and soul of love ! His going was the night : His coming was the light.
28 HE COMES NO MORE.
But now he comes no more — no more : The ship ne'er reached the foreign shore : Of all the many lives Aboard, not one survives.
O tender love, that lit his face !
O ardour in the last embrace, So little deemed the last. When from the door he passed !
How came the end, and where ? Ah me \ The cruel, irresponsive sea.
Wherein her darling sleeps, T...he secret closely keeps.
But, woman, though untold by stone Memorial, and to men unknown The spot where his dear breath Ended in stormy death, Be sure One Eye marked all that passed. One Arm around thy child was cast.
One Heart was there for thee, Upon that awful sea !
MISS JOHNSON.
Miss Johnson's gone, sir ! All day yesterday I saw it was a fight 'tween her and death.
She had great spirit ! To the very last She kept about : would have no friend to stay, — No watcher, no companion. When I saw Death in her face, I took my stand, and said, ' Miss Johnson, you should not be left alone.
What to read after Red Roofs And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Thomas Coster to read onlineMoreLess
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