Thursdays Child
Thursdays Child
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The weeks have lacked their tale of days Since the day the King went by.
Oh ! when will come a Fridayt And at last my Love and I Go hand in hand and laughing To see the King come by ?
26 MISERICORDE.
WHEN in the fulness of my final need, Indifferent to the issue, I shall stand Summoned before the Bar of Love to plead My miserere at his mercy^s hand.
And you, Brave Heart, be come to speak for me (Preventing, as of old, my need to send) Say not I loved you — how else should it be — Tell only that... I tried to be your friend.
27 THE RETURN.
LAST night my virgin spirit sinned — It fled along the ways of wind Nakedly I, to seek your breast. Knowing what chanced, I would not telL It crept ere moonrise back to Hell, A little sobbing and distrest.
How may I love thy love to me, That v^aited warm and patiently. In dear disdain of charity, When I was cold beneath a sea Of deep insensibility. Remote from living love of thee As sense of mine extremity — How may I love this love to me ?
29 SIMPLE SIMON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weeks have lacked their tale of days Since the day the King went by.
Oh ! when will come a Fridayt And at last my Love and I Go hand in hand and laughing To see the King come by ?
26 MISERICORDE.
WHEN in the fulness of my final need, Indifferent to the issue, I shall stand Summoned before the Bar of Love to plead My miserere at his mercy^s hand.
And you, Brave Heart, be come to speak for me (Preventing, as of old, my need to send) Say not I loved you — how else should it be — Tell only that... I tried to be your friend.
27 THE RETURN.
LAST night my virgin spirit sinned — It fled along the ways of wind Nakedly I, to seek your breast. Knowing what chanced, I would not telL It crept ere moonrise back to Hell, A little sobbing and distrest.
How may I love thy love to me, That v^aited warm and patiently. In dear disdain of charity, When I was cold beneath a sea Of deep insensibility. Remote from living love of thee As sense of mine extremity — How may I love this love to me ?
29 SIMPLE SIMON.
What to read after Thursdays Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Rendall to read onlineMoreLess
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