The Wild Orchard
The Wild Orchard
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As the trout falls again through waters deep. All speaks of you. Then wheyefove, heart of mine, Art still unsatisfied, still tempest-tossed ? Alas ! it comforts not. There, where thou dost Most feel such nearness, dearness — most divine Loves fragrant soul, thou still dost miss it most I (60) Ar S^ONS V I was not sorrowful, dearest, believe me, When you stood beside me, and counsel gave ; Think ! could a presence so coveted grieve me ? It was your nearness — it was your dearness IMade me grave.... Lo ! at mid-June, ever}^ leaf to its brother Lendeth not shadow, but fulness of hue. So at love's noon, when our hearts to each other Lean and expand, like the leaves in the land, With touch of your hand on my hand, life grew Not dark, O my dearest, but deeper, through you. (6i ATVES'PS^S I O Variable ! Most variable, yet most beloved still ! You are like water and in movement live As doth the tide, that on its rocky shelf Sways back and forward, compassed in itself ; Melts and reshapes, and ever seems to give Its being to the barren earth, and yet Rolls off inviolate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the trout falls again through waters deep. All speaks of you. Then wheyefove, heart of mine, Art still unsatisfied, still tempest-tossed ? Alas ! it comforts not. There, where thou dost Most feel such nearness, dearness — most divine Loves fragrant soul, thou still dost miss it most I (60) Ar S^ONS V I was not sorrowful, dearest, believe me, When you stood beside me, and counsel gave ; Think ! could a presence so coveted grieve me ? It was your nearness — it was your dearness IMade me grave.... Lo ! at mid-June, ever}^ leaf to its brother Lendeth not shadow, but fulness of hue. So at love's noon, when our hearts to each other Lean and expand, like the leaves in the land, With touch of your hand on my hand, life grew Not dark, O my dearest, but deeper, through you. (6i ATVES'PS^S I O Variable ! Most variable, yet most beloved still ! You are like water and in movement live As doth the tide, that on its rocky shelf Sways back and forward, compassed in itself ; Melts and reshapes, and ever seems to give Its being to the barren earth, and yet Rolls off inviolate.
What to read after The Wild Orchard?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elinor Sweetman to read onlineMoreLess
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