The Woman the Sage And Other Poems
The Woman the Sage And Other Poems
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Afar off, afar off, On the seas' remotest shore, He holds his stainless banner still, And I wait forever more.
34 THE LAST CALL HE could not see the shadows fall and flicker, The red, ripe firelight on the ashen walls, She looked into a dawn beyond the moun- tains Where cannon unto deadly cannon calls.
There through the pallid light they bore him bravely, There slowly o'er the ragged ground they came, Where the lark sang, and the wild din was lessened, Back in the sod they laid him with his fam...e.
And hour by hour into life's compensation The flow'rs would cluster where the grave had been: To her the vista of the widening future Was vacant, for the tears that swam between.
35 YOUTH OF THE POET " l^J E sleeps now deeply, deeply, ^ i 9 And the world knows nought ; Oh, he rests undisturbed In the dawn-dream caught. His head lies on the by-gones, And his strong closed eyes Look out into the future And its pageantries. Now let the earth be silent, And the first bird sing, Oh, let the dawn break slowly Where the east lights cling ; For he sees things eternal In the days to come, And all the world shall witness Of the dream now dumb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afar off, afar off, On the seas' remotest shore, He holds his stainless banner still, And I wait forever more.
34 THE LAST CALL HE could not see the shadows fall and flicker, The red, ripe firelight on the ashen walls, She looked into a dawn beyond the moun- tains Where cannon unto deadly cannon calls.
There through the pallid light they bore him bravely, There slowly o'er the ragged ground they came, Where the lark sang, and the wild din was lessened, Back in the sod they laid him with his fam...e.
And hour by hour into life's compensation The flow'rs would cluster where the grave had been: To her the vista of the widening future Was vacant, for the tears that swam between.
35 YOUTH OF THE POET " l^J E sleeps now deeply, deeply, ^ i 9 And the world knows nought ; Oh, he rests undisturbed In the dawn-dream caught. His head lies on the by-gones, And his strong closed eyes Look out into the future And its pageantries. Now let the earth be silent, And the first bird sing, Oh, let the dawn break slowly Where the east lights cling ; For he sees things eternal In the days to come, And all the world shall witness Of the dream now dumb.
What to read after The Woman the Sage And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O a Joergens to read onlineMoreLess
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