Songs On Service
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SLMLA VERSES A FAREWELL SO I have left thee lonely, sweetest friend ? Back to the desolate world again thou'rt cast, In silence, ^vithout passion at the end, Unminding all the memories of the past. Sweet, thou hast solaced many a weary hour Whenas, my will with rounded charms waylaying, Thou gavest me all thy subtle sensuous power, Soft scents of Arcady around thee playing. Lovely wast thou in that first fragrant youth, And in thy summer lovelier, sweeter still. When thou hadst but to crave and... I, in sooth. Could all thy emptiness supremely fill. Broken, alas ! with years ; worn out, thou art; Thy very loveliness is faded ; — so Back to the lonely world — out of my heart. With all thy scented memories thou must go. 69 70 SIMLA VERSES Faithless ? ah no, for it is better thus, Better thou shouldst not lose what I bestowed And see dashed earthwards cold, inglorious, The source wherefrom such noble fires once glowed. Aye, I have left thee — oh ! the fond regret, Th' unspoken sadness of that last farewell !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SLMLA VERSES A FAREWELL SO I have left thee lonely, sweetest friend ? Back to the desolate world again thou'rt cast, In silence, ^vithout passion at the end, Unminding all the memories of the past. Sweet, thou hast solaced many a weary hour Whenas, my will with rounded charms waylaying, Thou gavest me all thy subtle sensuous power, Soft scents of Arcady around thee playing. Lovely wast thou in that first fragrant youth, And in thy summer lovelier, sweeter still. When thou hadst but to crave and... I, in sooth. Could all thy emptiness supremely fill. Broken, alas ! with years ; worn out, thou art; Thy very loveliness is faded ; — so Back to the lonely world — out of my heart. With all thy scented memories thou must go. 69 70 SIMLA VERSES Faithless ? ah no, for it is better thus, Better thou shouldst not lose what I bestowed And see dashed earthwards cold, inglorious, The source wherefrom such noble fires once glowed. Aye, I have left thee — oh ! the fond regret, Th' unspoken sadness of that last farewell !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot Crawshay Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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