Sunshine And Shade
Sunshine And Shade
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67 DEATH Death unto me I wis, A friend familiar is, Long have I known his placid face, Soon shall I sleep in his embrace. In nature's silent solitudes, In the green-purple dusk of solemn woods, By lonely cairns, on lonely, lonely hills, Where grey Antiquity serenely dwells, I have met Him face to face. And gazed until his ghastliness Grew to wear a sober grace. Yet not without a conflict dire. Musings many, many a prayer. Have I come to deem it so ; For death was long to me a terror and a woe. ...68 Death unto me I wis, A friend familiar is ; And tho' I love this life of mine, Deeming it a boon divine, A battle all sublime, Whose issues lie Deep rooted in eternity ; Yet still, amid the glorious strife, I look and yearn for higher life, With humble gratitude, When death — God's angel good — Shall bear my war-worn soul beyond the woes of time. Yet not without a conflict dire, Musings many, many a prayer. Have I come to deem it so ; For death was long to me a terror and a woe. 69 RESIGNED I sit alone with half-closed eyes, In the green gloom of this quiet wood, Through which a low breeze softly sighs, Most fitting music for a mood Of pensive sadness such as mine, Made mellow by the circling years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
67 DEATH Death unto me I wis, A friend familiar is, Long have I known his placid face, Soon shall I sleep in his embrace. In nature's silent solitudes, In the green-purple dusk of solemn woods, By lonely cairns, on lonely, lonely hills, Where grey Antiquity serenely dwells, I have met Him face to face. And gazed until his ghastliness Grew to wear a sober grace. Yet not without a conflict dire. Musings many, many a prayer. Have I come to deem it so ; For death was long to me a terror and a woe. ...68 Death unto me I wis, A friend familiar is ; And tho' I love this life of mine, Deeming it a boon divine, A battle all sublime, Whose issues lie Deep rooted in eternity ; Yet still, amid the glorious strife, I look and yearn for higher life, With humble gratitude, When death — God's angel good — Shall bear my war-worn soul beyond the woes of time. Yet not without a conflict dire, Musings many, many a prayer. Have I come to deem it so ; For death was long to me a terror and a woe. 69 RESIGNED I sit alone with half-closed eyes, In the green gloom of this quiet wood, Through which a low breeze softly sighs, Most fitting music for a mood Of pensive sadness such as mine, Made mellow by the circling years.
What to read after Sunshine And Shade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas P Nicoll to read onlineMoreLess
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