Southern Lyrics; a Series of Original Poems On Love, Home, And the Southland
Southern Lyrics; a Series of Original Poems On Love, Home, And the Southland
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GO, LOVE, TO THE WORLD.
TO NANNIE.
Go, love, to the world with your beauty, And seek what you find not m me ; GO, LOVE, TO THE WORLD. $21 They, too, may make loving a duty — I know that you long to be free.
Go, love, to another while youthful, Your love-lighted visage will win ; But know he can ne'er be as truthful, As constantly kind as I've been.
Give your heart to his fires as a fuel, As fiercely he joins in the strife ; But, darling, remember how cruel You break the dear dream of my life !
...Go, leave me the world's cold derision, They cannot reprove me too much.
And learn that your hopes are a vision, A bubble that bursts with your touch.
Go, learn that deceivers are many.
The faithful and loving are few ; When a friend you have found not in any.
Come back and I still will be true.
So when in life's desert you welter.
With hopes that are mangled and low, Remember in me there's a shelter, Awaiting your pleasure as now.
Now, wandering by Jordan's cold river, I give up the hope I once knew ; How peaceful my days had they never Been crossed by a heart so untrue !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GO, LOVE, TO THE WORLD.
TO NANNIE.
Go, love, to the world with your beauty, And seek what you find not m me ; GO, LOVE, TO THE WORLD. $21 They, too, may make loving a duty — I know that you long to be free.
Go, love, to another while youthful, Your love-lighted visage will win ; But know he can ne'er be as truthful, As constantly kind as I've been.
Give your heart to his fires as a fuel, As fiercely he joins in the strife ; But, darling, remember how cruel You break the dear dream of my life !
...Go, leave me the world's cold derision, They cannot reprove me too much.
And learn that your hopes are a vision, A bubble that bursts with your touch.
Go, learn that deceivers are many.
The faithful and loving are few ; When a friend you have found not in any.
Come back and I still will be true.
So when in life's desert you welter.
With hopes that are mangled and low, Remember in me there's a shelter, Awaiting your pleasure as now.
Now, wandering by Jordan's cold river, I give up the hope I once knew ; How peaceful my days had they never Been crossed by a heart so untrue !
What to read after Southern Lyrics; a Series of Original Poems On Love, Home, And the Southland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hudson, Robert Paine to read onlineMoreLess
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