The Sorrows of a Red Cross Nurse
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They seem to breathe into my ear The words I dearly loved to hear When Jules placed on my yearning breast The violets I loved the best.
"They speak the language of your eyes," He whispered — how I love and prize His precious words, they greet me here Among my flower friends so dear; For, somehow, he is with me yet — And, for a moment, I forget!
17 Sorrows of a Red Cross Nurse This morning trouble thus took wing And strangely I began to sing America — alas, 'twas then That sorrow sought her nest... again.
But music would not let me go, I felt great echoes through me flow; And then, at last, my soul was free.
Those sympathetic chords in me.
Those vibrant chords, insistent, strong, Burst forth in patriotic song!
i8 Sorrows of a Red Cross Nurse Dear Madam B across the way O'erheard the song and came to say, With gentle voice and accents kind, "Dear child, let Loving Service bind Your bleeding heart, and nobly lift Humanity w^ith your great gift.
Your voice is pure and sweet and rare, Your songs will help our soldiers bear Their pain — you must not hide your light!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They seem to breathe into my ear The words I dearly loved to hear When Jules placed on my yearning breast The violets I loved the best.
"They speak the language of your eyes," He whispered — how I love and prize His precious words, they greet me here Among my flower friends so dear; For, somehow, he is with me yet — And, for a moment, I forget!
17 Sorrows of a Red Cross Nurse This morning trouble thus took wing And strangely I began to sing America — alas, 'twas then That sorrow sought her nest... again.
But music would not let me go, I felt great echoes through me flow; And then, at last, my soul was free.
Those sympathetic chords in me.
Those vibrant chords, insistent, strong, Burst forth in patriotic song!
i8 Sorrows of a Red Cross Nurse Dear Madam B across the way O'erheard the song and came to say, With gentle voice and accents kind, "Dear child, let Loving Service bind Your bleeding heart, and nobly lift Humanity w^ith your great gift.
Your voice is pure and sweet and rare, Your songs will help our soldiers bear Their pain — you must not hide your light!
What to read after The Sorrows of a Red Cross Nurse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herman Frederick Hegner to read onlineMoreLess
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