The Dying Musician
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For one the seasons through the years revolve; The star beams shine; the moon sheds radiance bright ; For one alone the clouds in rain dissolve ; Rises the sun at morn and sets at night: Past ages all the herald of its might; Its heritage eternal life and light ! 26 Love to the common herd is but a toy, To be played with then cast aside at will. No likeness bearing to that highest joy Than bears to ocean s depths the shallow rill. O flame ineffable of radiance bright!
Unutterable, and never-dyi...ng One! Their love to mine is as the fire-fly s light Is to the scorching blaze of noonday sun.
10 O sweet bewildering charm that every hour Two hearts as one in sympathy doth blend! What force of reason can withstand its power?
Though leading only to a bitter end ? Aye! E en unto death! such love was mine, and nought On earth beneath, has e er had power again To move my bosom s fondest, deepest thought To heights or depths supreme of joy or pain.
II And deem not true the maxim old that time Changes all things true love doth never change : " Nor alters when it alteration finds "* Through life, in death, nought can such souls estrange.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For one the seasons through the years revolve; The star beams shine; the moon sheds radiance bright ; For one alone the clouds in rain dissolve ; Rises the sun at morn and sets at night: Past ages all the herald of its might; Its heritage eternal life and light ! 26 Love to the common herd is but a toy, To be played with then cast aside at will. No likeness bearing to that highest joy Than bears to ocean s depths the shallow rill. O flame ineffable of radiance bright!
Unutterable, and never-dyi...ng One! Their love to mine is as the fire-fly s light Is to the scorching blaze of noonday sun.
10 O sweet bewildering charm that every hour Two hearts as one in sympathy doth blend! What force of reason can withstand its power?
Though leading only to a bitter end ? Aye! E en unto death! such love was mine, and nought On earth beneath, has e er had power again To move my bosom s fondest, deepest thought To heights or depths supreme of joy or pain.
II And deem not true the maxim old that time Changes all things true love doth never change : " Nor alters when it alteration finds "* Through life, in death, nought can such souls estrange.
What to read after The Dying Musician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Elizabeth Powell to read onlineMoreLess
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