The Harvest Moon And Other Poems
The Harvest Moon And Other Poems
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O, life in death, and death in life !
Are these to each as man to wife?
Immortals ! Are they born of these ?
A wedlock with such prophecies ?
O, turn us round, and as we will There is a something whispers still, Not all is lost that seems so lost, Not all ; nor is death uppermost ; Nor have they lived or died in vain.
The earth hath not a fruitless pain.
THE HARVEST MOON. 59 As we have lived, so shall we live ; Not shadows only do we give.
I will not say, wrong is the tear ; That nought is fals...er than the bier; But never can I think the grave Hath taken more than what earth gave.
Somewhere more fair, lack faith howe'er We may, their happy forms appear : For, ever is the mightier trust More than the gift of dust to dust.
I take the inward sense, the bloom Of Paradise and Heaven's perfume; I walk and talk and move with them; They all have touched the garment's hem ; Good cheer ; are every whit made whole.
O, turning to the backward goal, How must they wonder that we rise So poorly to life's mysteries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O, life in death, and death in life !
Are these to each as man to wife?
Immortals ! Are they born of these ?
A wedlock with such prophecies ?
O, turn us round, and as we will There is a something whispers still, Not all is lost that seems so lost, Not all ; nor is death uppermost ; Nor have they lived or died in vain.
The earth hath not a fruitless pain.
THE HARVEST MOON. 59 As we have lived, so shall we live ; Not shadows only do we give.
I will not say, wrong is the tear ; That nought is fals...er than the bier; But never can I think the grave Hath taken more than what earth gave.
Somewhere more fair, lack faith howe'er We may, their happy forms appear : For, ever is the mightier trust More than the gift of dust to dust.
I take the inward sense, the bloom Of Paradise and Heaven's perfume; I walk and talk and move with them; They all have touched the garment's hem ; Good cheer ; are every whit made whole.
O, turning to the backward goal, How must they wonder that we rise So poorly to life's mysteries.
What to read after The Harvest Moon And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Nelson Brigham to read onlineMoreLess
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