The Inverted Torch
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ah, there fore most My soul did with reproach itself accost, And bid mine eyes to ache for grief, not weep.
Thou, grateful-glad of every gladding thing, Love s least return, and each white truce to care ! For this my soul did lodge the sharpest sting, Because thou hadst of these such lenten share.
But thou departedst, unremembering, A smiling vanisher in griefless light and air.
It) THE INVERTED TORCH IX.
IN that first hour ! Oh, poignant stroke Of all-invasive Light That searched my spirit out..., and woke To clear discerning sight !
Thy life and mine before me swept : Mine, dry with selfish need ; Thine, beautiful, a fountain leapt, Blessing with selfless deed.
Beneath me and around me gaped A chasm of torment fierce ; Where scourge and rack were dimly shaped, But no sweet light could pierce : No word to ply between us twain, No clasping of the knees, No heart-throe loosing tearful rain That brings a taste of ease !
THE INVERTED TORCH 17 At last, didst not thou intervene, And soft oblivion strow ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ah, there fore most My soul did with reproach itself accost, And bid mine eyes to ache for grief, not weep.
Thou, grateful-glad of every gladding thing, Love s least return, and each white truce to care ! For this my soul did lodge the sharpest sting, Because thou hadst of these such lenten share.
But thou departedst, unremembering, A smiling vanisher in griefless light and air.
It) THE INVERTED TORCH IX.
IN that first hour ! Oh, poignant stroke Of all-invasive Light That searched my spirit out..., and woke To clear discerning sight !
Thy life and mine before me swept : Mine, dry with selfish need ; Thine, beautiful, a fountain leapt, Blessing with selfless deed.
Beneath me and around me gaped A chasm of torment fierce ; Where scourge and rack were dimly shaped, But no sweet light could pierce : No word to ply between us twain, No clasping of the knees, No heart-throe loosing tearful rain That brings a taste of ease !
THE INVERTED TORCH 17 At last, didst not thou intervene, And soft oblivion strow ?
What to read after The Inverted Torch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Matilda Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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