The Flower From the Ashes And Other Verse
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The waves that race so hard to reach the shore They break, and backward to their deep are thrown. They are not, yet they are become the Sea. . . . I lose my life, but Life will not lose me !
I shall not care if I shall love no more, As time knows love, and, ah, as I have known !
The fire goes out and open lies the door When summer s high ascendant sun has shone. . . , My little fire of love burned bright, burned free How greater, midst the Sun of Love to be !
31 "YOU HAVE COME BACK" ^ VT OU hav...e come back, " they say to me, The people of the old, old town. In speech I with their speech agree, But doubts have I that will not down.
For more and more to me it seems That both the village and its folk, Whom I so oft have seen in dreams (Have seen, then lingeringly awoke) Have but returned, dream-wise, again, And as a vision will go by. So to make answer I am fain, k Tis you who have come back not I. " 32 THE TRIUMPH OF FORGOTTEN THINGS HERE is a pity in forgotten things, -* Banished the heart they can no longer fill, Since restless Fancy, spreading swallow wings, Must seek new pleasure still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The waves that race so hard to reach the shore They break, and backward to their deep are thrown. They are not, yet they are become the Sea. . . . I lose my life, but Life will not lose me !
I shall not care if I shall love no more, As time knows love, and, ah, as I have known !
The fire goes out and open lies the door When summer s high ascendant sun has shone. . . , My little fire of love burned bright, burned free How greater, midst the Sun of Love to be !
31 "YOU HAVE COME BACK" ^ VT OU hav...e come back, " they say to me, The people of the old, old town. In speech I with their speech agree, But doubts have I that will not down.
For more and more to me it seems That both the village and its folk, Whom I so oft have seen in dreams (Have seen, then lingeringly awoke) Have but returned, dream-wise, again, And as a vision will go by. So to make answer I am fain, k Tis you who have come back not I. " 32 THE TRIUMPH OF FORGOTTEN THINGS HERE is a pity in forgotten things, -* Banished the heart they can no longer fill, Since restless Fancy, spreading swallow wings, Must seek new pleasure still.
What to read after The Flower From the Ashes And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Matilda Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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