Silver Nights
Silver Nights
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I'd cherish it As some bright-feathered bird that from the storm Had found a sanctuary ; and I would keep That thought of yours safe-sheltered in my heart Until it woke again those heavenly strains (Though muted they would be by loneliness) That once we heard together, once of old.
MY STRANGER FRIEND Thou art my friend, my friend of years, Years gone and yet to be, And thou hast shared my smiles, my tears, My hopes that blossomed free.
We two have dreamed of love, of woe, Of happenings in far l...ands, We two have strolled where rivers flow Adream upon their strands.
Together we have read fair tales, Our thoughts are oft the same, And from Imagination's vales, We pluck the flowers of fame.
So Friend, I think I know thee now ; But sometimes, from thine eyes Something looks out, can it be thou?
Something without disguise.
An angel, demon, seraph, sprite?
I know not, this I know, That all I thought I knew aright Is but a shadow show.
Is that which peers so suddenly, Revealed but for a flash, O Stranger Friend, the flame of thee, And all I know, the ash?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'd cherish it As some bright-feathered bird that from the storm Had found a sanctuary ; and I would keep That thought of yours safe-sheltered in my heart Until it woke again those heavenly strains (Though muted they would be by loneliness) That once we heard together, once of old.
MY STRANGER FRIEND Thou art my friend, my friend of years, Years gone and yet to be, And thou hast shared my smiles, my tears, My hopes that blossomed free.
We two have dreamed of love, of woe, Of happenings in far l...ands, We two have strolled where rivers flow Adream upon their strands.
Together we have read fair tales, Our thoughts are oft the same, And from Imagination's vales, We pluck the flowers of fame.
So Friend, I think I know thee now ; But sometimes, from thine eyes Something looks out, can it be thou?
Something without disguise.
An angel, demon, seraph, sprite?
I know not, this I know, That all I thought I knew aright Is but a shadow show.
Is that which peers so suddenly, Revealed but for a flash, O Stranger Friend, the flame of thee, And all I know, the ash?
What to read after Silver Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marieda Batten to read onlineMoreLess
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