The Complete Poetical Works of John Hay Including Many Poems Now First Collecte
The Complete Poetical Works of John Hay Including Many Poems Now First Collecte
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As, when dies out some song s refrain, And leaves your eyes in happy tears, Awake the same fond idle fears, It cannot sound so sweet again.
You wait and say with vague annoy, "It will not sound so sweet again, " Until comes back the wild refrain That floods your soul with treble joy.
[ 167] NEW AND OLD So when I see my love again Fades the unquiet doubt away, While shines her beauty like the day Over my happy heart and brain.
And in that face I see no more The fancied faults I idly dreamed, But... all the charms that fairest seemed, I find them, fairer than before.
LAGRIMAS GOD send me tears!
Loose the fierce band that binds my tired brain, Give me the melting heart of other years, And let me weep again!
Before me pass The shapes of things inexorably true. Gone is the sparkle of transforming dew From every blade of grass.
In life s high noon Aimless I stand, my promised task undone, And raise my hot eyes to the angry sun That will go down too soon.
Turned into gall Are the sweet joys of childhood s sunny reign; And memory is a torture, love a chain That binds my life in thrall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As, when dies out some song s refrain, And leaves your eyes in happy tears, Awake the same fond idle fears, It cannot sound so sweet again.
You wait and say with vague annoy, "It will not sound so sweet again, " Until comes back the wild refrain That floods your soul with treble joy.
[ 167] NEW AND OLD So when I see my love again Fades the unquiet doubt away, While shines her beauty like the day Over my happy heart and brain.
And in that face I see no more The fancied faults I idly dreamed, But... all the charms that fairest seemed, I find them, fairer than before.
LAGRIMAS GOD send me tears!
Loose the fierce band that binds my tired brain, Give me the melting heart of other years, And let me weep again!
Before me pass The shapes of things inexorably true. Gone is the sparkle of transforming dew From every blade of grass.
In life s high noon Aimless I stand, my promised task undone, And raise my hot eyes to the angry sun That will go down too soon.
Turned into gall Are the sweet joys of childhood s sunny reign; And memory is a torture, love a chain That binds my life in thrall.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of John Hay Including Many Poems Now First Collecte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hay John to read onlineMoreLess
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