The Singing Man; a book of Songs And Shadows
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Else should I look to see the god's surprise Flow from his great unscornful, lovely eyes — The ox thou gavest to partake my care.
Yea, all they bear their yoke of sun-filled hours.
I, lord at noon, at nightfall no more free, Take on more heavily The yoke of hid, intolerable Powers.
— Then pushes here, in my forgetful hand.
This near one's breathless plea to understand.
Starward I look ; he, even so, at me !
And she who shines within my house, my sight Of the heart's eyes, my hearth-glow, and my... rain.
My singing's one refrain — Are there for her no tidings from the height?
For her, my solace, likewise lost and far.
Islanded with me here, on this lone star Washed by the ceaseless tides of dark and light.
What shall it profit, that I built for her A little wayside shelter from the stark Sky that we hear, and mark ?
34 The Singing Man Lo, in her eyes all dreams that ever were !
And cheek-to-cheek with me she shares the quest, Her heart, as mine for her, sole tented rest From light to light of day ; from dark — till Dark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Else should I look to see the god's surprise Flow from his great unscornful, lovely eyes — The ox thou gavest to partake my care.
Yea, all they bear their yoke of sun-filled hours.
I, lord at noon, at nightfall no more free, Take on more heavily The yoke of hid, intolerable Powers.
— Then pushes here, in my forgetful hand.
This near one's breathless plea to understand.
Starward I look ; he, even so, at me !
And she who shines within my house, my sight Of the heart's eyes, my hearth-glow, and my... rain.
My singing's one refrain — Are there for her no tidings from the height?
For her, my solace, likewise lost and far.
Islanded with me here, on this lone star Washed by the ceaseless tides of dark and light.
What shall it profit, that I built for her A little wayside shelter from the stark Sky that we hear, and mark ?
34 The Singing Man Lo, in her eyes all dreams that ever were !
And cheek-to-cheek with me she shares the quest, Her heart, as mine for her, sole tented rest From light to light of day ; from dark — till Dark.
What to read after The Singing Man; a book of Songs And Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peabody Josephine Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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