The Cruise of the Mystery, And Other Poems
The Cruise of the Mystery, And Other Poems
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In sorrow drowned, Darkness and silence all his sense confound.
Till in Death's roll-call stern he hears his name, In turn he follows and is lost to sight; 72 IN DEATH'S DESPITE.
Though comforted by love and crowned by- fame, He hears the summons dread no man may- slight. Sweetly and clear upon his quiet grave The birds shall sing, unmindful of his dust; Softly in turn the long green grass shall wave Over his fallen head. In turn he must Submit to be forgotten, like the rest, Though high the he...art that beat within his breast.
The rose falls and the music's sound is gone; Dear voices cease and clasp of loving hands ; Alone we stand when the brief day is done, Searching with saddened eyes earth's dark- ening lands. "Worthless as is the lightest fallen leaf We seem, yet constant as the night's first star IN DEATH'S DESPITE. 73 Kindles our deathless hope, and from our grief Is born the trust no misery can mar, That Love shaU lift us aU despair above, Shall conquer death, — yea, Love, and only Love!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In sorrow drowned, Darkness and silence all his sense confound.
Till in Death's roll-call stern he hears his name, In turn he follows and is lost to sight; 72 IN DEATH'S DESPITE.
Though comforted by love and crowned by- fame, He hears the summons dread no man may- slight. Sweetly and clear upon his quiet grave The birds shall sing, unmindful of his dust; Softly in turn the long green grass shall wave Over his fallen head. In turn he must Submit to be forgotten, like the rest, Though high the he...art that beat within his breast.
The rose falls and the music's sound is gone; Dear voices cease and clasp of loving hands ; Alone we stand when the brief day is done, Searching with saddened eyes earth's dark- ening lands. "Worthless as is the lightest fallen leaf We seem, yet constant as the night's first star IN DEATH'S DESPITE. 73 Kindles our deathless hope, and from our grief Is born the trust no misery can mar, That Love shaU lift us aU despair above, Shall conquer death, — yea, Love, and only Love!
What to read after The Cruise of the Mystery, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Thaxter to read onlineMoreLess
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