Rose And Roof-Tree : Poems
Rose And Roof-Tree : Poems
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_ Sometimes at twilight, when sweet Jessamine, Slow-footed, weary-eyed, passed by to winThe elm, we smiled for pity of her, and musedOn love that so could live with love refused. _And the moon hangs low in the elm. _ Nor none could hope for her. But she had grownToo high in love for hope, and bloomed alone, Aloft in pure sincerity secure;For fortune's failures, in her faith too sure. _And the moon hangs low in the elm. _ Oh, well for Walt, if he had known her soul!Discouraged on disaster's chan...geful shoalWrecking, he rested; starved on selfish prideLong years; nor would obey love's homeward tide. _And the moon hangs low in the elm. _ But, bitterly repenting of his sin, Oh, bitterly he learned to look withinSweet Jessamine's clear depth--when the past, dead, Mocked him, and wild, waste years forever fled! _And the moon hangs low in the elm. _ Late, late, oh, late beneath the tree stood two!In awe and anguish wondering: "Is it true?"Two that were each most like to some wan wraith:Yet each on each looked with a living faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ Sometimes at twilight, when sweet Jessamine, Slow-footed, weary-eyed, passed by to winThe elm, we smiled for pity of her, and musedOn love that so could live with love refused. _And the moon hangs low in the elm. _ Nor none could hope for her. But she had grownToo high in love for hope, and bloomed alone, Aloft in pure sincerity secure;For fortune's failures, in her faith too sure. _And the moon hangs low in the elm. _ Oh, well for Walt, if he had known her soul!Discouraged on disaster's chan...geful shoalWrecking, he rested; starved on selfish prideLong years; nor would obey love's homeward tide. _And the moon hangs low in the elm. _ But, bitterly repenting of his sin, Oh, bitterly he learned to look withinSweet Jessamine's clear depth--when the past, dead, Mocked him, and wild, waste years forever fled! _And the moon hangs low in the elm. _ Late, late, oh, late beneath the tree stood two!In awe and anguish wondering: "Is it true?"Two that were each most like to some wan wraith:Yet each on each looked with a living faith.
What to read after Rose And Roof-Tree : Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lathrop, George Parsons, 1851-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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