Songs From the Journey
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Ill To him I loved you came, gray Death, Not as I would have you come, tenderly, [66] The Valley and the Shadow Touching with gracious power the form, the face be- loved No, no !
Yet now I look upon that quietness That chiseled stillness wonderful and cold, That face like an old child's, Sweet, sweet, sweet And wonder, Death. . .
You are so beautiful Who were so brutal.
[67] THAT NIGHT I DANCED That night I danced, And he was still only a little while in the earth.
People, if they had known, Wo...uld have said I was cold-hearted and did not care much, But all that day I had been seeing his face The face shut in the buried coffin And the pain had made a darkness of my heart. So to whirl and wend through the dancers seemed little sin To give over to the music, little forgetfulness. For the dead, if they have the power to remember, Have the gift to understand.
[68] THE DWELLERS Two women have I loved, And I am lonely.
Sometimes in the midst of music I see their faces, Sometimes when night is still I hear their voices, Ever the veils of thought lie lightly over them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill To him I loved you came, gray Death, Not as I would have you come, tenderly, [66] The Valley and the Shadow Touching with gracious power the form, the face be- loved No, no !
Yet now I look upon that quietness That chiseled stillness wonderful and cold, That face like an old child's, Sweet, sweet, sweet And wonder, Death. . .
You are so beautiful Who were so brutal.
[67] THAT NIGHT I DANCED That night I danced, And he was still only a little while in the earth.
People, if they had known, Wo...uld have said I was cold-hearted and did not care much, But all that day I had been seeing his face The face shut in the buried coffin And the pain had made a darkness of my heart. So to whirl and wend through the dancers seemed little sin To give over to the music, little forgetfulness. For the dead, if they have the power to remember, Have the gift to understand.
[68] THE DWELLERS Two women have I loved, And I am lonely.
Sometimes in the midst of music I see their faces, Sometimes when night is still I hear their voices, Ever the veils of thought lie lightly over them.
What to read after Songs From the Journey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilton Agnew Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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