The Rose Jar
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How glad, how mad, how gay, If you were not away!
Interlude Sometimes from out the rush of pulsing days, These days whose poetry was lost in prose So long ago, left desolate on those Far childhood paths--yet, sometimes from the haze Of half-forgotten years, fall on our ways Now drear, a strain of song, a June-blown rose. Ah, sweet, so sweet unto a heart that knows The memory of once-remembered Mays!
Only a moment's interlude, and yet How the heart quaffs the draught that thrills and thrills... Its soul, finding again youth's mysteries. What matter if tomorrow we forget-- Today the stillness of the sun-lit hills And the low drowsy hum of summer bees!
To You, Dear Heart To you, dear heart, whom I have never known I sing my little songs all wonderingly That sometime you may hear, --the sweet atone For all the years and years of search alone-- That sometime you may hear and come to me.
So on I go a-singing down my way With ne'er a thought of all the journey past, For this I know--that on one perfect day When everything is, oh, so glad and gay, You'll hear and come and claim your own, at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How glad, how mad, how gay, If you were not away!
Interlude Sometimes from out the rush of pulsing days, These days whose poetry was lost in prose So long ago, left desolate on those Far childhood paths--yet, sometimes from the haze Of half-forgotten years, fall on our ways Now drear, a strain of song, a June-blown rose. Ah, sweet, so sweet unto a heart that knows The memory of once-remembered Mays!
Only a moment's interlude, and yet How the heart quaffs the draught that thrills and thrills... Its soul, finding again youth's mysteries. What matter if tomorrow we forget-- Today the stillness of the sun-lit hills And the low drowsy hum of summer bees!
To You, Dear Heart To you, dear heart, whom I have never known I sing my little songs all wonderingly That sometime you may hear, --the sweet atone For all the years and years of search alone-- That sometime you may hear and come to me.
So on I go a-singing down my way With ne'er a thought of all the journey past, For this I know--that on one perfect day When everything is, oh, so glad and gay, You'll hear and come and claim your own, at last.
What to read after The Rose Jar?
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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