Songs of Consolation New Poems
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That they should work to do This charm; And Life and Death clasped hands on it.
54 IV.
THEN Life brought flowers and breezes and sun-gold And juices of the vine; And Death brought silver of the moonlight cold And the pale sad woodbine.
Life brought clear honey of the buxom bees And fruits of autumn-time ; And Death brought amber from the murmuring seas And fretwork of the rime.
God Life did rob the jasmine of its balm, Death the pale lily's bells; Life brought a handful of the summer-calm, Deat...h of the wind that swells And sighs about the winter- wearied hills; Life the Spring heaven's blue. Death brought the grey, that in the autumn fills The skies with its sad hue.
And with these things of mingling life and death Did the twin Gods upbuild A golden shape, which drew the goodliest breath That ever bosom filled: For it was lovesome as the risen sun And pale as ended night, Glad as the glance of an immortal one And mild as the moon's light.
The form of it was white as is the snow, When the rough winter reigns, And rosy-tinted as the even-glow, After the April rains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That they should work to do This charm; And Life and Death clasped hands on it.
54 IV.
THEN Life brought flowers and breezes and sun-gold And juices of the vine; And Death brought silver of the moonlight cold And the pale sad woodbine.
Life brought clear honey of the buxom bees And fruits of autumn-time ; And Death brought amber from the murmuring seas And fretwork of the rime.
God Life did rob the jasmine of its balm, Death the pale lily's bells; Life brought a handful of the summer-calm, Deat...h of the wind that swells And sighs about the winter- wearied hills; Life the Spring heaven's blue. Death brought the grey, that in the autumn fills The skies with its sad hue.
And with these things of mingling life and death Did the twin Gods upbuild A golden shape, which drew the goodliest breath That ever bosom filled: For it was lovesome as the risen sun And pale as ended night, Glad as the glance of an immortal one And mild as the moon's light.
The form of it was white as is the snow, When the rough winter reigns, And rosy-tinted as the even-glow, After the April rains.
What to read after Songs of Consolation New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Payne John to read onlineMoreLess
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