The Lone Trail At Thirty [poems
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One rushing 'mid the many, shrieked aloud : " Lo, here is one of ye ; behold him here !
Give him of that which ye do prize so dear — The laurel wreath to bind his youthful brows, And holy wines, and women in his house.
And purple garments that shall wrap his limbs.
And honeyed praise, until his glory swims Like incense o'er him ; I am one of ye." They made a place for him among them, he Was crowned with flowers, and a maid whose frame Glowed through the robe she wore, beside him came And took h...is hand, and stroked his cheek, and smiled Upon him in her passion with a wild.
Fierce gleaming in her eyes. He could not tear The siren from his soul, and she was fair.
Next morrow, strangers passing on the way.
Beheld a corpse cast carelessly away.
While from a mansion sounds of heedless cheer Smote terribly upon the listener's ear.
Ah Life, desert me not ! I am not fit To take the journey from this planet yet; Thou art so sweet a thing, not even bride Is lovelier ; I would with thee abide Some certain months ; the grave is damp and chill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One rushing 'mid the many, shrieked aloud : " Lo, here is one of ye ; behold him here !
Give him of that which ye do prize so dear — The laurel wreath to bind his youthful brows, And holy wines, and women in his house.
And purple garments that shall wrap his limbs.
And honeyed praise, until his glory swims Like incense o'er him ; I am one of ye." They made a place for him among them, he Was crowned with flowers, and a maid whose frame Glowed through the robe she wore, beside him came And took h...is hand, and stroked his cheek, and smiled Upon him in her passion with a wild.
Fierce gleaming in her eyes. He could not tear The siren from his soul, and she was fair.
Next morrow, strangers passing on the way.
Beheld a corpse cast carelessly away.
While from a mansion sounds of heedless cheer Smote terribly upon the listener's ear.
Ah Life, desert me not ! I am not fit To take the journey from this planet yet; Thou art so sweet a thing, not even bride Is lovelier ; I would with thee abide Some certain months ; the grave is damp and chill.
What to read after The Lone Trail At Thirty [poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gorham, Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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