Through Human Eyes Poems
Through Human Eyes Poems
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The gods, with matchless irony, Granted the prayer of ignorance.
And gave me— misery.
25 Song /^^ ENTLY comes the breath of love ^-^ To all of gentle mind : But oh, the bitter winds are felt The more unkind !
The open hand, the honest heart Invite the fairest morrow, But oh, the wider g^ites of love Let in the deeper sorrow !
And yet, though Grief be very twin To Love, oh, who would dare To shut the portals of his heart, And live without a care ?
26 At Her Bier npWO hands together folded — -*- ...Two Hds shut low — Two lips upon each other, Companions now, Needing on earth again No playfellow !
Dear Breast, where night and day My head hath lain. Dear Voice that answers not To mine again, Dark — dark for evermore To joy and pain — More tender than young lilies Blowing pale, More secret than the perfume Of the vale. Imperious as the sounding Of the gale — 27 I shall not fail to meet you — Gatherinor far — For oh ! the thing that made you What you are Will draw me worshipping To every star !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gods, with matchless irony, Granted the prayer of ignorance.
And gave me— misery.
25 Song /^^ ENTLY comes the breath of love ^-^ To all of gentle mind : But oh, the bitter winds are felt The more unkind !
The open hand, the honest heart Invite the fairest morrow, But oh, the wider g^ites of love Let in the deeper sorrow !
And yet, though Grief be very twin To Love, oh, who would dare To shut the portals of his heart, And live without a care ?
26 At Her Bier npWO hands together folded — -*- ...Two Hds shut low — Two lips upon each other, Companions now, Needing on earth again No playfellow !
Dear Breast, where night and day My head hath lain. Dear Voice that answers not To mine again, Dark — dark for evermore To joy and pain — More tender than young lilies Blowing pale, More secret than the perfume Of the vale. Imperious as the sounding Of the gale — 27 I shall not fail to meet you — Gatherinor far — For oh ! the thing that made you What you are Will draw me worshipping To every star !
What to read after Through Human Eyes Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Alice Mary Buckton to read onlineMoreLess
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