Songs of Many Days
Songs of Many Days
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MAIDEN SONGS. 65 Yet all the while you learnt to bear, With child-like smiles, your woman's share In mournful heritage of sin. And down, deep down, all night, all day, The slow tears fell, the heart was sore, The hidden dole of anguish wore Your heart away.
Dear little Delia!
Who would have thought you could have died? Or lived, except as young and gay, Until the wide world passed away?
Who would have thought you could have slept A sleep so undisturbed as death, Without those sweetest smiles to... chase Each other o'er your tender face, And laughter bubbling in your breath ; Without your mavis-mellow voice Persuading others to rejoice; Without your gay lips moved to chatter, And your soft, bare, little feet, With a rhythmical, light patter Stirring o'er your chamber floor?
Oh ! memory, too sad, too sweet, Never, never more In this long life to be Aught but a memory; Dear little Delia!
LOVE'S PETITION.
I ASK no sound of thy remembered voice, No last look at thy face, No knowledge of thy ways along the world, No place against thy place; I ask to do no service in thy cause ; Though if, beside thy feet, I but might labour, toil, and strive for thee, Oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MAIDEN SONGS. 65 Yet all the while you learnt to bear, With child-like smiles, your woman's share In mournful heritage of sin. And down, deep down, all night, all day, The slow tears fell, the heart was sore, The hidden dole of anguish wore Your heart away.
Dear little Delia!
Who would have thought you could have died? Or lived, except as young and gay, Until the wide world passed away?
Who would have thought you could have slept A sleep so undisturbed as death, Without those sweetest smiles to... chase Each other o'er your tender face, And laughter bubbling in your breath ; Without your mavis-mellow voice Persuading others to rejoice; Without your gay lips moved to chatter, And your soft, bare, little feet, With a rhythmical, light patter Stirring o'er your chamber floor?
Oh ! memory, too sad, too sweet, Never, never more In this long life to be Aught but a memory; Dear little Delia!
LOVE'S PETITION.
I ASK no sound of thy remembered voice, No last look at thy face, No knowledge of thy ways along the world, No place against thy place; I ask to do no service in thy cause ; Though if, beside thy feet, I but might labour, toil, and strive for thee, Oh !
What to read after Songs of Many Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K C Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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