Sons of God And Daughters of Men
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[51] You are my bread, my roof, my wherewithal. So have you gathered me into your hand And held me in the hollow, to expand, Or crush, or fondle, worship, or let fall. The mother of the green is not so small Before her consort helpless thus to stand, That serves her nurslings', and her own, de mand, And leaps, a colleague, to each forest call. I will not eat your bread, I will be proud ; The loaf of life my eager hands would share ; My long served lips taste of a self-served wine ; The bed I re...st in my own hands prepare ; And with the outer eye close-shuttered, bowed, Kneel for my sanction at the inner shrine. [52] LI How often I have turned from you away, I knew not why, perhaps, or knew too well ; A wall of stone upreared before, or fell In crumbling ashes, mingling clay with clay. I have not seldom turned my eyes astray (From whence so fondly they once looked to dwell) Barren of hope for what? Ah, who shall tell We only knew we faced a colder day. There loomed the wall between us, dust or stone, Between us twain eclipsed to mutual one; But when my eyes look in my baby's own (Als ere again were sundered we in two) Where is the hardened calmness orizon !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[51] You are my bread, my roof, my wherewithal. So have you gathered me into your hand And held me in the hollow, to expand, Or crush, or fondle, worship, or let fall. The mother of the green is not so small Before her consort helpless thus to stand, That serves her nurslings', and her own, de mand, And leaps, a colleague, to each forest call. I will not eat your bread, I will be proud ; The loaf of life my eager hands would share ; My long served lips taste of a self-served wine ; The bed I re...st in my own hands prepare ; And with the outer eye close-shuttered, bowed, Kneel for my sanction at the inner shrine. [52] LI How often I have turned from you away, I knew not why, perhaps, or knew too well ; A wall of stone upreared before, or fell In crumbling ashes, mingling clay with clay. I have not seldom turned my eyes astray (From whence so fondly they once looked to dwell) Barren of hope for what? Ah, who shall tell We only knew we faced a colder day. There loomed the wall between us, dust or stone, Between us twain eclipsed to mutual one; But when my eyes look in my baby's own (Als ere again were sundered we in two) Where is the hardened calmness orizon !
What to read after Sons of God And Daughters of Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Helena Urban to read onlineMoreLess
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