Songs of Labor And Other Poems
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As by magic moves the rudder;Borne upon her snowy pinionsFlies the ship--as tho' a spiritDrove her onward at its will!
Empty is she, and deserted, Only close beside the mainmastStands a lonely child, heartbroken, Sobbing loud and bitterly.
Long and golden curls are fallingDown his neck and o'er his shoulders;Now he glances backward sighing, And the silent ship flies on!
With a little, shining kerchief, Fluttering upon the breezes, Unto me he sends a greeting, From afar he waves farewell.
And my... heart is throbbing wildly, I am weeping--tell me wherefore?God! that lovely child, I know him!'Tis my youth that flies from me!
To My Misery O Misery of mine, no other In faithfulness can match with thee, Thou more than friend, and more than brother, The only thing that cares for me!
Where'er I turn, are unkind faces, And hate and treachery and guile, Thou, Mis'ry, in all times and places, Dost greet me with thy pallid smile.
At birth I found thee waiting for me, I knew thee in my cradle first, The same small eyes and dim watched o'er me, The same dry, bony fingers nursed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As by magic moves the rudder;Borne upon her snowy pinionsFlies the ship--as tho' a spiritDrove her onward at its will!
Empty is she, and deserted, Only close beside the mainmastStands a lonely child, heartbroken, Sobbing loud and bitterly.
Long and golden curls are fallingDown his neck and o'er his shoulders;Now he glances backward sighing, And the silent ship flies on!
With a little, shining kerchief, Fluttering upon the breezes, Unto me he sends a greeting, From afar he waves farewell.
And my... heart is throbbing wildly, I am weeping--tell me wherefore?God! that lovely child, I know him!'Tis my youth that flies from me!
To My Misery O Misery of mine, no other In faithfulness can match with thee, Thou more than friend, and more than brother, The only thing that cares for me!
Where'er I turn, are unkind faces, And hate and treachery and guile, Thou, Mis'ry, in all times and places, Dost greet me with thy pallid smile.
At birth I found thee waiting for me, I knew thee in my cradle first, The same small eyes and dim watched o'er me, The same dry, bony fingers nursed.
What to read after Songs of Labor And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosenfeld Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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