Songs of a Factory Girl
Songs of a Factory Girl
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Wide open stands the door of my soul. And the victor and vanquished tramp in ; Come the makers of music immortal and sweet. Come the stirrers of conflict and din ; And their voices sound loud as the roar of the sea — O voices, I bid you come in. Wide open stands the door of my soul. And the noble, the brave, the soul-freed Come wearing the palm that they won with their pain. Come the puny souls fettered with greed ; And I greet with my best love the soul of the serf, Which the valiant and pure ...cannot need. Wide open stands the door of my soul. And the lover and loved one stand there. I am glad that the lover is tender and true. That the loved one is blooming and fair ; Songs of a Factory Girl. 25 But the best place I keep for the soul that waits lone, As one tree in the forest stands bare. Wide open stands the door of my soul, Comes the mother, soft hushing her child ; Babbhng stories unnumbered of baby tricks done. Of the times it has whimpered or smiled — But I lock my arms close round the great mother- soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wide open stands the door of my soul. And the victor and vanquished tramp in ; Come the makers of music immortal and sweet. Come the stirrers of conflict and din ; And their voices sound loud as the roar of the sea — O voices, I bid you come in. Wide open stands the door of my soul. And the noble, the brave, the soul-freed Come wearing the palm that they won with their pain. Come the puny souls fettered with greed ; And I greet with my best love the soul of the serf, Which the valiant and pure ...cannot need. Wide open stands the door of my soul. And the lover and loved one stand there. I am glad that the lover is tender and true. That the loved one is blooming and fair ; Songs of a Factory Girl. 25 But the best place I keep for the soul that waits lone, As one tree in the forest stands bare. Wide open stands the door of my soul, Comes the mother, soft hushing her child ; Babbhng stories unnumbered of baby tricks done. Of the times it has whimpered or smiled — But I lock my arms close round the great mother- soul.
What to read after Songs of a Factory Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Carnie to read onlineMoreLess
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