The Wayfarers
The Wayfarers
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Have I not seen him overtake the night In yonder smiling sky ? Did not my thoughts go with him to the light, My winged thoughts and I ?
" God's child am I, and what to me the years ? " The little Singer said, " Safe in my littleness, from any fears, Because my steps are led, God's child and happy, singing through my tears ; But this my bird is dead.
34 THE WAYFARERS " Cold wings and songless throat ; nay then, look ye ! " She said to them, and seemed To reach soft-hollo wed -hands, for all to s...ee, But empty, as they deemed. And each to each they murmured wonderingly, "The little Singer dreamed. " " A dream, ye say ? But how is it ye tell A dream from life ? " she said. " Name it a dream, this sorrow that befell, A dream or life instead ; But once the bird was mine, I know full well : And now my bird is dead. " She bent her head beneath the noonday glare In silence, weary-wise. The birds, like snow-flakes lighting unaware, Sang clamorous replies ; Among them all, the little Singer there Sat silent, with closed eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have I not seen him overtake the night In yonder smiling sky ? Did not my thoughts go with him to the light, My winged thoughts and I ?
" God's child am I, and what to me the years ? " The little Singer said, " Safe in my littleness, from any fears, Because my steps are led, God's child and happy, singing through my tears ; But this my bird is dead.
34 THE WAYFARERS " Cold wings and songless throat ; nay then, look ye ! " She said to them, and seemed To reach soft-hollo wed -hands, for all to s...ee, But empty, as they deemed. And each to each they murmured wonderingly, "The little Singer dreamed. " " A dream, ye say ? But how is it ye tell A dream from life ? " she said. " Name it a dream, this sorrow that befell, A dream or life instead ; But once the bird was mine, I know full well : And now my bird is dead. " She bent her head beneath the noonday glare In silence, weary-wise. The birds, like snow-flakes lighting unaware, Sang clamorous replies ; Among them all, the little Singer there Sat silent, with closed eyes.
What to read after The Wayfarers?
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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