The Path O Dreams
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Though that was long ago, still from one seed Rue and Rosemary ever since have grown.
31 Digitized byCjOOQlC Life's Paradox Wreaths from the censer's brazen grate Wandering listlessly Against that calm inviolate, Wherefore so trouble ye?
Or, do ye seek that mystery Because, as I, ye must?
Knowing what was and is to be Are silence, ashes, dust.
32 Digitized byCjOOQlC Forgotten Out far away in the distant street I hear the echo of passing feet — Your footsteps, Sweet.
It seems so strange, yes, it... seems so queer That you could wander away from here.
Without me. Dear.
33 Digitized byVjOOQlC Drifts Did you ever watch the snow on a hill Blowing and blowing yet never still, Though the wind is low And the wastes below Rest like the dead in their icy chill? — But the snow on the hill Is never still.
And at night white wraiths in the ghastly gleam, Forbidden to sleep, lost lives redeem ; While the wind snrieks shrill Round the frozen hill As they cry and call in a maddening scream, — For the wraiths on the hill Are never still.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though that was long ago, still from one seed Rue and Rosemary ever since have grown.
31 Digitized byCjOOQlC Life's Paradox Wreaths from the censer's brazen grate Wandering listlessly Against that calm inviolate, Wherefore so trouble ye?
Or, do ye seek that mystery Because, as I, ye must?
Knowing what was and is to be Are silence, ashes, dust.
32 Digitized byCjOOQlC Forgotten Out far away in the distant street I hear the echo of passing feet — Your footsteps, Sweet.
It seems so strange, yes, it... seems so queer That you could wander away from here.
Without me. Dear.
33 Digitized byVjOOQlC Drifts Did you ever watch the snow on a hill Blowing and blowing yet never still, Though the wind is low And the wastes below Rest like the dead in their icy chill? — But the snow on the hill Is never still.
And at night white wraiths in the ghastly gleam, Forbidden to sleep, lost lives redeem ; While the wind snrieks shrill Round the frozen hill As they cry and call in a maddening scream, — For the wraiths on the hill Are never still.
What to read after The Path O Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Thomas Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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