The Garden And the Fire
The Garden And the Fire
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" Need " shall find a stubborn master, " Laughter " make the miles go faster.
" Care " we'll bind with hempen rope Double in the shafts with " Hope. " What if " Power " should bolt away, 38 '* Sorrow's " feet can never stray. " Love " shall run without a bridle Six can work, and one be idle. " " Stranger, sleep until to-morrow, E'er thus recklessly you borrow For your woe and for your sorrow. " Seven names upon the wall, Empty now the quiet stall. " To saddle, Friend ! " the landlord saith. And... bridled stands the white horse, Death.
le Vesinet, September 13, 1913.
DEATH THE PRIZE.
I stood afar, and saw Death's outstretched hand Close o'er the hands of those I loved the best, And lead them one by one away to rest, Far 'mid the shadows of his lonely land.
I followed him, but first I caught a brand From out Faith's burning fire, to aid my quest, And when ashamed, I had my fears confessed The winds of Prayer arose, my torchlight fanned.
I followed Death unto his shadowed gate, He turned, " Stand back !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Need " shall find a stubborn master, " Laughter " make the miles go faster.
" Care " we'll bind with hempen rope Double in the shafts with " Hope. " What if " Power " should bolt away, 38 '* Sorrow's " feet can never stray. " Love " shall run without a bridle Six can work, and one be idle. " " Stranger, sleep until to-morrow, E'er thus recklessly you borrow For your woe and for your sorrow. " Seven names upon the wall, Empty now the quiet stall. " To saddle, Friend ! " the landlord saith. And... bridled stands the white horse, Death.
le Vesinet, September 13, 1913.
DEATH THE PRIZE.
I stood afar, and saw Death's outstretched hand Close o'er the hands of those I loved the best, And lead them one by one away to rest, Far 'mid the shadows of his lonely land.
I followed him, but first I caught a brand From out Faith's burning fire, to aid my quest, And when ashamed, I had my fears confessed The winds of Prayer arose, my torchlight fanned.
I followed Death unto his shadowed gate, He turned, " Stand back !
What to read after The Garden And the Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aelfrida Tillyard to read onlineMoreLess
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