The Divine Image a book of Lyrics
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The wind went sobbing low To His great Heart and cried: "Dear God, they need you so, - Who die unsatisfied. " [39] BEFORE THE DAWN At night, sweetheart, I am with thee, For dreaming sleep unfetters me; And, when released, my soul goes where Her truest, purest thought may dare. Reluctantly, she comes away A captive to the bonds of day And leaves one lovely word un- said : Dear, must it wait till we are dead? [40] THE INTERLOPER She played with Love: the little god. This pink and chubby boy Was a...sking soon to own her heart, For Love will have his toy. Then bolder waxed the prankish Love Before he stole away; Nor has he yet returned the heart She cries for night and day. A strange, strong man withholds it now, A man of flame and fire! Love is full-grown : the little god In manhood, is Desire. PROFICIENT One time I feared (before I knew The man you've grown to be) That you would never understand This complicated me. That fear is dead! Another one As urgent, bids me tell: When you are listening to my heart, You understand too well !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wind went sobbing low To His great Heart and cried: "Dear God, they need you so, - Who die unsatisfied. " [39] BEFORE THE DAWN At night, sweetheart, I am with thee, For dreaming sleep unfetters me; And, when released, my soul goes where Her truest, purest thought may dare. Reluctantly, she comes away A captive to the bonds of day And leaves one lovely word un- said : Dear, must it wait till we are dead? [40] THE INTERLOPER She played with Love: the little god. This pink and chubby boy Was a...sking soon to own her heart, For Love will have his toy. Then bolder waxed the prankish Love Before he stole away; Nor has he yet returned the heart She cries for night and day. A strange, strong man withholds it now, A man of flame and fire! Love is full-grown : the little god In manhood, is Desire. PROFICIENT One time I feared (before I knew The man you've grown to be) That you would never understand This complicated me. That fear is dead! Another one As urgent, bids me tell: When you are listening to my heart, You understand too well !
What to read after The Divine Image a book of Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Giltinan to read onlineMoreLess
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