The Vanishing Race, And Other Poems
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16 SONG TO A LUTE The evening star comes to the sky, To the steadfast shore, the sea; But thou, so dear and so long waited for, Comest not to me.
The sun returns at dawn and floods With hght earth's darkest spot ; But thou, so dear and my heart's only light, Returnest not.
The sky waits nightly for the star, The shore waits for the sea; Far, lone, are they But ah, how lonelier I wait for thee!
17 THE SONG-PRAYER Across the Sabbath hush, The Sabbath silence — Hark!
Uprises sweet and golden-clear... The song of the meadow-lark.
Oh, let me breathe a prayer, Though it be sad and late, And bear it in thy notes, O lark.
To heaven's very gate!
'Tis said one stands and waits For each plea spoken clear.
To bear it thro' the golden ways, That God himself may hear.
Then all the angel-ones Will bend and murmur — "Hark!" When my poor prayer floods heaven's space In the song of the meadow-lark.
And will God be less kind.
Though it be sad and late, When all my passion and desire Mount, singing, thro' the gate ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 SONG TO A LUTE The evening star comes to the sky, To the steadfast shore, the sea; But thou, so dear and so long waited for, Comest not to me.
The sun returns at dawn and floods With hght earth's darkest spot ; But thou, so dear and my heart's only light, Returnest not.
The sky waits nightly for the star, The shore waits for the sea; Far, lone, are they But ah, how lonelier I wait for thee!
17 THE SONG-PRAYER Across the Sabbath hush, The Sabbath silence — Hark!
Uprises sweet and golden-clear... The song of the meadow-lark.
Oh, let me breathe a prayer, Though it be sad and late, And bear it in thy notes, O lark.
To heaven's very gate!
'Tis said one stands and waits For each plea spoken clear.
To bear it thro' the golden ways, That God himself may hear.
Then all the angel-ones Will bend and murmur — "Hark!" When my poor prayer floods heaven's space In the song of the meadow-lark.
And will God be less kind.
Though it be sad and late, When all my passion and desire Mount, singing, thro' the gate ?
What to read after The Vanishing Race, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Higginson to read onlineMoreLess
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