Songs of Two
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Where the heart that can ache, no more is laid.
[26] Digiti zed by Google VERSES Last nighty where grows the river grass^ (Oh the stream was dark though the moon was new!) I saw white Death with my lover pass^ Side by side as the troopers do.
"Give me," said Death, "thy purse well-filled.
And thy mantle-clasp which the moonbeams gild; Save the heart which beats for thy dear sake," (Oh I saw my heart as I saw the dew I J "All life hath given is Death's to take." Dear God! how can I love thy day ...If thou takest the heart that loves away!
[27] Digiti zed by Google VERSES ITER SUPREMUM Oh^ what a night for a soul to go!
The wind a hawk^ and the fields in snow; No screening cover of leaves in the wood.
Nor a star abroad the way to show.
Do they part in peace, soul with its clay?
Tenant and landlord, what do they say?
Was it sigh of sorrow or of release I heard just now as the &ce turned gray?
What if, aghast on the shoreless main Of Eternity, it sought again The shelter and rest of the Isle of Time, And knocked at the door of its house of pain!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the heart that can ache, no more is laid.
[26] Digiti zed by Google VERSES Last nighty where grows the river grass^ (Oh the stream was dark though the moon was new!) I saw white Death with my lover pass^ Side by side as the troopers do.
"Give me," said Death, "thy purse well-filled.
And thy mantle-clasp which the moonbeams gild; Save the heart which beats for thy dear sake," (Oh I saw my heart as I saw the dew I J "All life hath given is Death's to take." Dear God! how can I love thy day ...If thou takest the heart that loves away!
[27] Digiti zed by Google VERSES ITER SUPREMUM Oh^ what a night for a soul to go!
The wind a hawk^ and the fields in snow; No screening cover of leaves in the wood.
Nor a star abroad the way to show.
Do they part in peace, soul with its clay?
Tenant and landlord, what do they say?
Was it sigh of sorrow or of release I heard just now as the &ce turned gray?
What if, aghast on the shoreless main Of Eternity, it sought again The shelter and rest of the Isle of Time, And knocked at the door of its house of pain!
What to read after Songs of Two?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Arthur Sherburne to read onlineMoreLess
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