The Witch Maid Other Verses
The Witch Maid Other Verses
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. " 38 THE CLOSED DOOR By the white Church of the Kings, By the proud red towers, Thronging round about me came Ghosts of long-dead hours; Ghosts of many a blazing June, Many a keen December " Thus and thus and thus we did. Do you not remember ? " TOLEDO, SPAIN.
39 REMINDER REMINDER IT'S I was sad at parting, but the red heart from my breast I left you as a token that I would not feast or rest Without a thought of you to kiss my lips before the wine, Without a dream of you to stoop and make my ...sleep divine.
So lest you should forget one word of all the words we said, My heart, my only jewel, fired with living, pulsing red, A trinket at your girdle hangs, and as a sign to me The hungry, aching blank is, where my glad heart used to be.
40 CULGAI PADDOCK CULGAI PADDOCK I KNOW that the tawny grass of the plain Is blown like the sea to-day By the wind that follows the autumn rain And chases the clouds away, And ruffles the winding lagoon, and now The sky's blue, dewy and clean, Will show in the lee where the rushes bow Like shattered aquamarine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " 38 THE CLOSED DOOR By the white Church of the Kings, By the proud red towers, Thronging round about me came Ghosts of long-dead hours; Ghosts of many a blazing June, Many a keen December " Thus and thus and thus we did. Do you not remember ? " TOLEDO, SPAIN.
39 REMINDER REMINDER IT'S I was sad at parting, but the red heart from my breast I left you as a token that I would not feast or rest Without a thought of you to kiss my lips before the wine, Without a dream of you to stoop and make my ...sleep divine.
So lest you should forget one word of all the words we said, My heart, my only jewel, fired with living, pulsing red, A trinket at your girdle hangs, and as a sign to me The hungry, aching blank is, where my glad heart used to be.
40 CULGAI PADDOCK CULGAI PADDOCK I KNOW that the tawny grass of the plain Is blown like the sea to-day By the wind that follows the autumn rain And chases the clouds away, And ruffles the winding lagoon, and now The sky's blue, dewy and clean, Will show in the lee where the rushes bow Like shattered aquamarine.
What to read after The Witch Maid Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothea Mackellar to read onlineMoreLess
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