Songs of a Wanderer
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i 2 6 SONGS OF A WANDERER 3 Dream A GOLDEN dream I had in May ; Both youth and dream Have passed away.
My dream is lost, My youth is o'er ; I mourn them both, My dream the more.
A youthless life Still real may seem ; But what is life Without a dream?
THE LAST MELODY 127 Cfie JLa0t \A7HEN the singer's harp is silent, And no longer sighs or sings, Come, my dear, 'twixt dark and daylight, Gently touch the songless strings.
And a miracle will happen : They will sigh and sing anew ; For a melody is ...left there, One last melody for you.
Sweetly-sad and sadly- joyous, Like a message from above, Like the fragrance of the gloaming, Like the bliss and pain of love.
Come, beloved, touch the harp-strings, They will sigh and sing anew ; For that melody lies hidden, . Waiting long, long years for you.
128 SONGS OF A WANDERER There I hid it sadly- joyous, When I still was pure and young ; If you come not, it will ever Hidden there remain, unsung.
TO 129 Co - VA7HEN I was young, and pure, and sound, I offered you my heart, But you declined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i 2 6 SONGS OF A WANDERER 3 Dream A GOLDEN dream I had in May ; Both youth and dream Have passed away.
My dream is lost, My youth is o'er ; I mourn them both, My dream the more.
A youthless life Still real may seem ; But what is life Without a dream?
THE LAST MELODY 127 Cfie JLa0t \A7HEN the singer's harp is silent, And no longer sighs or sings, Come, my dear, 'twixt dark and daylight, Gently touch the songless strings.
And a miracle will happen : They will sigh and sing anew ; For a melody is ...left there, One last melody for you.
Sweetly-sad and sadly- joyous, Like a message from above, Like the fragrance of the gloaming, Like the bliss and pain of love.
Come, beloved, touch the harp-strings, They will sigh and sing anew ; For that melody lies hidden, . Waiting long, long years for you.
128 SONGS OF A WANDERER There I hid it sadly- joyous, When I still was pure and young ; If you come not, it will ever Hidden there remain, unsung.
TO 129 Co - VA7HEN I was young, and pure, and sound, I offered you my heart, But you declined.
What to read after Songs of a Wanderer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Max Raskin to read onlineMoreLess
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