Songs En Route
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What a throbbing and sobbing Of melody tender and sweet, Stirs the pulse of the rose on my bosom Till it sinks in a swoon at my feet.
Hark again ! O, the musical army That climbs the cold steps of the air To storm the stronghold of my spirit It gives not a minute for prayer. It has me and holds me, a captive Despite all my wish and my will Afar from the lake and the lilies Afar from the daisy-decked hill.
[46] Yet, somehow, it brings you the nearer, And the dark grows suddenly light ; The heart... of our bird in his prison, Like mine has forgotten the night ; The fountain flows freer ; the flowers Seem swinging in sweetnesses new; And all of earth fades from the Heaven That comes with the music and you.
[47] TO SARAH B. COOPER WITH GOLDEN ARBUTILAN DEAR hands, so ready day by day, To aid the weak and poor, To point the helpless gone astray To Heaven s wide open door ; Dear hands, upheld by Seraphim Through all the burdened hours, Here in the twilight, growing dim, I pray you take my flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a throbbing and sobbing Of melody tender and sweet, Stirs the pulse of the rose on my bosom Till it sinks in a swoon at my feet.
Hark again ! O, the musical army That climbs the cold steps of the air To storm the stronghold of my spirit It gives not a minute for prayer. It has me and holds me, a captive Despite all my wish and my will Afar from the lake and the lilies Afar from the daisy-decked hill.
[46] Yet, somehow, it brings you the nearer, And the dark grows suddenly light ; The heart... of our bird in his prison, Like mine has forgotten the night ; The fountain flows freer ; the flowers Seem swinging in sweetnesses new; And all of earth fades from the Heaven That comes with the music and you.
[47] TO SARAH B. COOPER WITH GOLDEN ARBUTILAN DEAR hands, so ready day by day, To aid the weak and poor, To point the helpless gone astray To Heaven s wide open door ; Dear hands, upheld by Seraphim Through all the burdened hours, Here in the twilight, growing dim, I pray you take my flowers.
What to read after Songs En Route?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hester Dickson to read onlineMoreLess
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