The City of Plague And Other Poems
The City of Plague And Other Poems
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JAJSTUAKY IST, 1871.
47 WILL YOU MEET ME UP IN HEAVEN", MOTHER DEAR?
Come and sit beside me mother, Let me hold your hand in mine, Move your chair a little nearer, So the setting sun may shine On the hand which I am holding, As it falls in through the door, For within the golden sunshine] I shall never see you more; And I want to ask you. Mother; For I'm going fai from here, Tell me truly will you meet me Up in heave-i mother dear ?
Will you meet me up in heav'n, mother dear ? Mother dear !
Wil...l you meet me up in heav'n, mother dear ? Where the angels are singing, And the sweet notes are ringing, Will you meet me up in heav'n, mother dear ?
Raise me up a little higher For the sun is setting fast.
48 And I want to see this sunset, For I know it is the last We shall ever see together, For those clouds within the west, Reaching far to north and eastward In their golden glory dressed, Hide the pearly gates of heaven Where the angels all have met, That are coming down to meet me When the golden sun has set; As they'll come to you from heaven, Mother dear !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JAJSTUAKY IST, 1871.
47 WILL YOU MEET ME UP IN HEAVEN", MOTHER DEAR?
Come and sit beside me mother, Let me hold your hand in mine, Move your chair a little nearer, So the setting sun may shine On the hand which I am holding, As it falls in through the door, For within the golden sunshine] I shall never see you more; And I want to ask you. Mother; For I'm going fai from here, Tell me truly will you meet me Up in heave-i mother dear ?
Will you meet me up in heav'n, mother dear ? Mother dear !
Wil...l you meet me up in heav'n, mother dear ? Where the angels are singing, And the sweet notes are ringing, Will you meet me up in heav'n, mother dear ?
Raise me up a little higher For the sun is setting fast.
48 And I want to see this sunset, For I know it is the last We shall ever see together, For those clouds within the west, Reaching far to north and eastward In their golden glory dressed, Hide the pearly gates of heaven Where the angels all have met, That are coming down to meet me When the golden sun has set; As they'll come to you from heaven, Mother dear !
What to read after The City of Plague And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John R John Richard Barlow to read onlineMoreLess
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