The Voice of April Land And Other Poems
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You know me, love, And know that secrets make their graves with me. So, tell me all ; for I do promise you Such sympathy as God through suffering BITTER-SWEET. 97 Has given me power to grant to such as you. I bought it dearly, and its largess waits The opening of your heart.
GEACE.
I am ashamed, In truth, I am ashamed to tell you all. You will not laugh at me ?
MAKY.
I laugh at you?
GRACE.
Forgive me, Mary, for my heart is weak ; Distrustful of itself and all the world. Ah, well ! To what stran...ge issues leads our life ! It seems but yesterday that you were brought To this old house, an orphaned little girl, Whose large shy eyes, pale cheeks, and shrinking ways 98 BITTER-SWEET.
Filled all our hearts with wonder, as \ve stood And stared at you, until your heart o erfilled With the oppressive strangeness, and you wept.
Yes, I remember how I pitied you I who had never wept, nor even sighed, Save on the bosom of my gentle mother ; For my quick heart caught all your history When with a hurried step you sought the sun, And pressed your eyes against the window-pane That God s sweet light might dry them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You know me, love, And know that secrets make their graves with me. So, tell me all ; for I do promise you Such sympathy as God through suffering BITTER-SWEET. 97 Has given me power to grant to such as you. I bought it dearly, and its largess waits The opening of your heart.
GEACE.
I am ashamed, In truth, I am ashamed to tell you all. You will not laugh at me ?
MAKY.
I laugh at you?
GRACE.
Forgive me, Mary, for my heart is weak ; Distrustful of itself and all the world. Ah, well ! To what stran...ge issues leads our life ! It seems but yesterday that you were brought To this old house, an orphaned little girl, Whose large shy eyes, pale cheeks, and shrinking ways 98 BITTER-SWEET.
Filled all our hearts with wonder, as \ve stood And stared at you, until your heart o erfilled With the oppressive strangeness, and you wept.
Yes, I remember how I pitied you I who had never wept, nor even sighed, Save on the bosom of my gentle mother ; For my quick heart caught all your history When with a hurried step you sought the sun, And pressed your eyes against the window-pane That God s sweet light might dry them.
What to read after The Voice of April Land 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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