Sonnets And Lyrics
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57 "TTTHO can fill a chalice * ^ That is full ; try to hold Flowers in hands clutching dross and gold? If with selfishness and malice All our hearts be full of sin, How may we ask the Lord to enter in ?
M is the peaceful night, the ambient air Stirs through the tree-tops with low melody ; Upon the hills a halo lingers, where Has sunk the moon, serene and silvery, Leaving naught, now, but subtle light of stars. O my Star, stronger than the mighty Mars, Here by thy side my prisoned self is free; ...For in night's silence and immensity, Souls, steeped in Love's divinest mystery, Feel that they touch their immortality.
59 eyes, so true, shine on me, dear, In visions of the ebon night; My spirit feels that thine is near, I murmur, " It is morning-light. " I waken to the sun-bright day, My chamber is aglow with light; I whisper, " He is far away, " And then I know that it is night.
60 TT has been dark so long! I cannot bear The darkness longer; in my bosom, where Joy dwelt of old, and in my room once fair, Is silent desolation ; the still air Is dense with darkness ; in my wild despair I fling my window open to the night, And in the East, behold, the dawn of light !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
57 "TTTHO can fill a chalice * ^ That is full ; try to hold Flowers in hands clutching dross and gold? If with selfishness and malice All our hearts be full of sin, How may we ask the Lord to enter in ?
M is the peaceful night, the ambient air Stirs through the tree-tops with low melody ; Upon the hills a halo lingers, where Has sunk the moon, serene and silvery, Leaving naught, now, but subtle light of stars. O my Star, stronger than the mighty Mars, Here by thy side my prisoned self is free; ...For in night's silence and immensity, Souls, steeped in Love's divinest mystery, Feel that they touch their immortality.
59 eyes, so true, shine on me, dear, In visions of the ebon night; My spirit feels that thine is near, I murmur, " It is morning-light. " I waken to the sun-bright day, My chamber is aglow with light; I whisper, " He is far away, " And then I know that it is night.
60 TT has been dark so long! I cannot bear The darkness longer; in my bosom, where Joy dwelt of old, and in my room once fair, Is silent desolation ; the still air Is dense with darkness ; in my wild despair I fling my window open to the night, And in the East, behold, the dawn of light !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trask Katrina to read onlineMoreLess
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