The Heart of a Woman, And Other Poems
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If you reveal the trail your thoughts are taking, I then may read the riddle of your soul.
For it is then, the tired mind unveiling, Drifts stark into the holy after-glow.
Within the hour of quiet meditation.
The tidal thoughts, like limpid waters, flow.
[14] '•/ REPULSE Nobody cares when I am glad, I beat upon their hearts in glee, " Drink, drink joy's brimming cup with me," All echoless, my ecstasy — Nobody cares when I am glad.
Nobody cares when I am sad, * Whene'er I seek compassion's breas...t, I falter wounded from my quest Back! back into my heart, sore prest — Nobody cares when I am sad.
[15] QUERY Is she the sage who will not sip The cup love presses to her lip ?
Or she who drinks the mad cup dry, And turns with smiling face — to die?
[16] PENT The rain is falling steadily Upon the thirsty earth, While dry-eyed, I remain, and calm Amid my own heart's dearth.
Break! break! ! ye flood-gates of my tears All pent in agony, Rain, rain! upon my scorching soul And flood it as the sea!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you reveal the trail your thoughts are taking, I then may read the riddle of your soul.
For it is then, the tired mind unveiling, Drifts stark into the holy after-glow.
Within the hour of quiet meditation.
The tidal thoughts, like limpid waters, flow.
[14] '•/ REPULSE Nobody cares when I am glad, I beat upon their hearts in glee, " Drink, drink joy's brimming cup with me," All echoless, my ecstasy — Nobody cares when I am glad.
Nobody cares when I am sad, * Whene'er I seek compassion's breas...t, I falter wounded from my quest Back! back into my heart, sore prest — Nobody cares when I am sad.
[15] QUERY Is she the sage who will not sip The cup love presses to her lip ?
Or she who drinks the mad cup dry, And turns with smiling face — to die?
[16] PENT The rain is falling steadily Upon the thirsty earth, While dry-eyed, I remain, and calm Amid my own heart's dearth.
Break! break! ! ye flood-gates of my tears All pent in agony, Rain, rain! upon my scorching soul And flood it as the sea!
What to read after The Heart of a Woman, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgia Douglas Camp Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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