The Garden of Dreams
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The moon had past, Like a pale traveler, behind the hill With all her echoed radiance. At last The darkness came to hide my tears and share My watch by you, white violets in your hair.
73 TOO LATE.
J LOOKED upon a dead girl's face and heard What seemed the voice of Love call unto me Out of her heart ; whereon the charactery Of her lost dreams I read there word for word : How on her soul no soul had touched, or stirred Her Life's sad depths to rippling melody, Or made the imaged longing, there, ...to be The realization of a hope deferred. So in her life had Love behaved to her. Between the lonely chapters of her years And her young eyes making no golden blur With god-bright face and hair ; who led me to Her side at last, and bade me, through my tears, With Death's dumb face, too late, to see and know.
INTIMATIONS.
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TS it uneasy moonlight, A On the restless field, that stirs ? Or wild white meadow-blossoms The night-wind bends and blurs ?
Is it the dolorous water, That sobs in the wood and sighs ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moon had past, Like a pale traveler, behind the hill With all her echoed radiance. At last The darkness came to hide my tears and share My watch by you, white violets in your hair.
73 TOO LATE.
J LOOKED upon a dead girl's face and heard What seemed the voice of Love call unto me Out of her heart ; whereon the charactery Of her lost dreams I read there word for word : How on her soul no soul had touched, or stirred Her Life's sad depths to rippling melody, Or made the imaged longing, there, ...to be The realization of a hope deferred. So in her life had Love behaved to her. Between the lonely chapters of her years And her young eyes making no golden blur With god-bright face and hair ; who led me to Her side at last, and bade me, through my tears, With Death's dumb face, too late, to see and know.
INTIMATIONS.
I.
TS it uneasy moonlight, A On the restless field, that stirs ? Or wild white meadow-blossoms The night-wind bends and blurs ?
Is it the dolorous water, That sobs in the wood and sighs ?
What to read after The Garden of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madison Cawein to read onlineMoreLess
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