Songs of a Fool
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VII. OFFERED. I flare not say I am wholly thine, Though so intense my love; I may not give what is not mine, And e en a Fool hath a soul divine, Marked with a seal and a holy sign As belonging to God above. But all I have, unto thee I bring, To keep, or to cast away; A song, as sweet as a Fool can sing: Love, that is pure as a white dove s wing; Humble, indeed, is the offering I have laid at thy feet to-day. VIII. MY I, ADY AND I. My Lady and I went walking one day, In the early Autumn, when da...ys grow cool; My Lady was beautiful, bright and gay; And I well, I was a Fool. As we stood on a cliff, with the sea below, There were fleecy clouds in the sky above; And I I was only a Fool, you know, I tried to tell her my love. I remember, well, that the skies were blue, Yet the wind from the North came somewhat cool, As my Lady laughed. What else could she do, Since I was only a Fool ? And I know, had she acted otherwise, Left the holy height upon which she was born, And come down to me, in sudden surprise My love would have turned to scorn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII. OFFERED. I flare not say I am wholly thine, Though so intense my love; I may not give what is not mine, And e en a Fool hath a soul divine, Marked with a seal and a holy sign As belonging to God above. But all I have, unto thee I bring, To keep, or to cast away; A song, as sweet as a Fool can sing: Love, that is pure as a white dove s wing; Humble, indeed, is the offering I have laid at thy feet to-day. VIII. MY I, ADY AND I. My Lady and I went walking one day, In the early Autumn, when da...ys grow cool; My Lady was beautiful, bright and gay; And I well, I was a Fool. As we stood on a cliff, with the sea below, There were fleecy clouds in the sky above; And I I was only a Fool, you know, I tried to tell her my love. I remember, well, that the skies were blue, Yet the wind from the North came somewhat cool, As my Lady laughed. What else could she do, Since I was only a Fool ? And I know, had she acted otherwise, Left the holy height upon which she was born, And come down to me, in sudden surprise My love would have turned to scorn.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geraldine Meyrick to read onlineMoreLess
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