The Poems of Alice And Phoebe Cary
The Poems of Alice And Phoebe Cary
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And win him from his troubled thought. With lips all breathlessly apart.
He listened to each soothing word ; The chord was touched within his heart, — The long untroubled fount was stirred.
" Companioned only by the dead. So many years I 've lived alone, I hardly thought, " he sadly said, " To hear again a pitying tone.
But, stranger, friend, thy words are kind. And since thou fain wouldst learn my grief;, It may be that my heart will find, A STORY. 351 In utterance of its woes, relief. Life's ...brightest scenes will I recall, And those where shade and sunshine blend, And, if my lips can speak it all, I '11 tell it even to the end. My childhood ! it were more than vain To tell thee that was glad as fleet ; While innocence and youth remain, Thou knowest that life's cup is sweet.
^' But when the soul of manhood beamed, In after years, upon my brow, — (I know how darkly it is seamed With scars of guilt and sorrow now), — When, with the summer stars above, And dew-drops shining in the vale, I told the story of my love To one who did not scorn the tale ; And when, in happiness and pride, Such as I never knew before, I bore her to my home a bride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And win him from his troubled thought. With lips all breathlessly apart.
He listened to each soothing word ; The chord was touched within his heart, — The long untroubled fount was stirred.
" Companioned only by the dead. So many years I 've lived alone, I hardly thought, " he sadly said, " To hear again a pitying tone.
But, stranger, friend, thy words are kind. And since thou fain wouldst learn my grief;, It may be that my heart will find, A STORY. 351 In utterance of its woes, relief. Life's ...brightest scenes will I recall, And those where shade and sunshine blend, And, if my lips can speak it all, I '11 tell it even to the end. My childhood ! it were more than vain To tell thee that was glad as fleet ; While innocence and youth remain, Thou knowest that life's cup is sweet.
^' But when the soul of manhood beamed, In after years, upon my brow, — (I know how darkly it is seamed With scars of guilt and sorrow now), — When, with the summer stars above, And dew-drops shining in the vale, I told the story of my love To one who did not scorn the tale ; And when, in happiness and pride, Such as I never knew before, I bore her to my home a bride.
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