The Frozen Grail, And Other Poems
The Frozen Grail, And Other Poems
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Something unimagined by the dead.
33 MARIE OH, why is your merry laugh, Marie, Made strange by an under sound? It haunts my heart like the memory Of a face I have never found. 'Tis maybe you hear the crying drear Of my baby underground.
Why flows the golden wine, Marie, So freely for your sake? Can you drink of its joy so feverishly With never an after ache? 'Tis my thirst from the tears I have drunk long years No cup can ever slake.
And why do you dance and sing, Marie, Till the call of the wa...kening lark, Till the morning star nods drowsily And is only a smouldering spark? I'm the lamp at the head of his lonely bed, For I know he fears the dark.
And why when the laughter is gay, Marie, And the midnight minutes fly, Do you clutch your breast all suddenly, With a gasp and a startled cry? 'Tis the biting drought of his cold, small mouth f That will hurt me till 1 die.
35 ON A BUNDLE OF NEW POETS are so many who in early spring Gather the wild wood violets of song To weave a wreath for Beauty !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Something unimagined by the dead.
33 MARIE OH, why is your merry laugh, Marie, Made strange by an under sound? It haunts my heart like the memory Of a face I have never found. 'Tis maybe you hear the crying drear Of my baby underground.
Why flows the golden wine, Marie, So freely for your sake? Can you drink of its joy so feverishly With never an after ache? 'Tis my thirst from the tears I have drunk long years No cup can ever slake.
And why do you dance and sing, Marie, Till the call of the wa...kening lark, Till the morning star nods drowsily And is only a smouldering spark? I'm the lamp at the head of his lonely bed, For I know he fears the dark.
And why when the laughter is gay, Marie, And the midnight minutes fly, Do you clutch your breast all suddenly, With a gasp and a startled cry? 'Tis the biting drought of his cold, small mouth f That will hurt me till 1 die.
35 ON A BUNDLE OF NEW POETS are so many who in early spring Gather the wild wood violets of song To weave a wreath for Beauty !
What to read after The Frozen Grail, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsa Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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