Rose Ashes And Other Poems
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Yet could this friend belov'd tell us today This very while we meeting mourn for her All that it means to solve the problem of Death's solemn mystery, not one of us Who loved her so, and felt it must not be / 08 Rose- Ashes That she should go, would wish to call her back. And yet, remembering all we lose in her, Our need steps in between her greater gain A. Nd us ; grief blinds us, and we feel that earth Is lonelier without her, ever more. To Ina Coolbrith 109 To Ina Coolbrith Long years ago, w...hile yet my eyes I shaded from the dazzling light Of one beloved sun-star, that shed His kindly radiance on my sight, You came within the scintillant sphere Of aureole light enfolding him And then two stars together sang, Clear, sweet, upon dawn's whitening rim. He faded from our sky but you Staid singing, still with stronger tone; Our homes were yours, our gods, our hearts, And you are California's own. Then let me, least of all the lights Of California's minstrelsy, Greet you for her, and give you hail !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet could this friend belov'd tell us today This very while we meeting mourn for her All that it means to solve the problem of Death's solemn mystery, not one of us Who loved her so, and felt it must not be / 08 Rose- Ashes That she should go, would wish to call her back. And yet, remembering all we lose in her, Our need steps in between her greater gain A. Nd us ; grief blinds us, and we feel that earth Is lonelier without her, ever more. To Ina Coolbrith 109 To Ina Coolbrith Long years ago, w...hile yet my eyes I shaded from the dazzling light Of one beloved sun-star, that shed His kindly radiance on my sight, You came within the scintillant sphere Of aureole light enfolding him And then two stars together sang, Clear, sweet, upon dawn's whitening rim. He faded from our sky but you Staid singing, still with stronger tone; Our homes were yours, our gods, our hearts, And you are California's own. Then let me, least of all the lights Of California's minstrelsy, Greet you for her, and give you hail !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carrie Stevens Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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