The Harvest Home Collected Poems of James B Kenyon
The Harvest Home Collected Poems of James B Kenyon
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Come, let us rise from these sordid ways ; Let us flee to the conscious woods and streams, And though we have fallen on evil days, We will dwell apart and keep our dreams.
THE HARVEST HOME AFTER THE BRIDAL SO, she was reared for this, To leave the house silent at last! No singing more, No laughter nor young bliss ; Out from my door, Out from the dove-white- past, She goes ne er to return a maid ; All unafraid She passes into the great world with him. Does he so love her then That, dwarfing love... of other men, His love out-towers the thought and care. The eyes with vigils dim, The daily toiling and the secret prayer, That forge a parent s life? To be a wife!
O little daughter with the shining hair, O youthful maiden with the dainty feet, O tender woman in whose glances meet The spring and summer sweet, That thou mightst find thy mate Is this thy filial gift? this desolate And sunless room Where, clothed with gloom, A bowed and broken man, His days a span, Sits through long vacant watches still to stare Across a widowed hearthstone chill and bare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come, let us rise from these sordid ways ; Let us flee to the conscious woods and streams, And though we have fallen on evil days, We will dwell apart and keep our dreams.
THE HARVEST HOME AFTER THE BRIDAL SO, she was reared for this, To leave the house silent at last! No singing more, No laughter nor young bliss ; Out from my door, Out from the dove-white- past, She goes ne er to return a maid ; All unafraid She passes into the great world with him. Does he so love her then That, dwarfing love... of other men, His love out-towers the thought and care. The eyes with vigils dim, The daily toiling and the secret prayer, That forge a parent s life? To be a wife!
O little daughter with the shining hair, O youthful maiden with the dainty feet, O tender woman in whose glances meet The spring and summer sweet, That thou mightst find thy mate Is this thy filial gift? this desolate And sunless room Where, clothed with gloom, A bowed and broken man, His days a span, Sits through long vacant watches still to stare Across a widowed hearthstone chill and bare.
What to read after The Harvest Home Collected Poems of James B Kenyon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenyon, James B. (James Benjamin), 1858-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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