The Twilight People
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Flameless now our pathway to the mountain brow; One pale star, alone, lights all our wander- ing now, But the long rays quiver down like great arms thrown apart Drawing us together to its flame -white heart.
21 SONG Dear eyes, dark eyes, Light of all my days.
Brown eyes mag^ical, Deep as forest ways, Filling my heart's deep Places where she moves, Full of the strange light That my heart loves.
God in the quiet.
By Paradise' stream, Called you to being Out of a dream.
Dear eyes, dark eyes, Light... of all my days.
Magical as twilight, Deep as forest ways.
22 PRAISE Dear, they are praising your beauty, The grass and the sky: The sky in a silence of wonder.
The grass in a sigh.
I too would sing for your praising, Dearest, had I Speech as the whispering grass, Or the silent sky.
These have an art for the praising Beauty so high.
Sweet, you are praised in a silence, Sung in a sigh.
23 THE FAUN Tell me, O happy wandering shade, who knew Our earth in gladder times, before that horde Horse-hearted, lust-embittered, heavy-eyed, Trampled the golden fields of Arcady With leaden hooves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flameless now our pathway to the mountain brow; One pale star, alone, lights all our wander- ing now, But the long rays quiver down like great arms thrown apart Drawing us together to its flame -white heart.
21 SONG Dear eyes, dark eyes, Light of all my days.
Brown eyes mag^ical, Deep as forest ways, Filling my heart's deep Places where she moves, Full of the strange light That my heart loves.
God in the quiet.
By Paradise' stream, Called you to being Out of a dream.
Dear eyes, dark eyes, Light... of all my days.
Magical as twilight, Deep as forest ways.
22 PRAISE Dear, they are praising your beauty, The grass and the sky: The sky in a silence of wonder.
The grass in a sigh.
I too would sing for your praising, Dearest, had I Speech as the whispering grass, Or the silent sky.
These have an art for the praising Beauty so high.
Sweet, you are praised in a silence, Sung in a sigh.
23 THE FAUN Tell me, O happy wandering shade, who knew Our earth in gladder times, before that horde Horse-hearted, lust-embittered, heavy-eyed, Trampled the golden fields of Arcady With leaden hooves.
What to read after The Twilight People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seumas Osullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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