To Morrows Road And Later Poems
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Ill If vice has marred my neighbour s fate, May I deride his word "too late !" And to my last sheaf ! re-create His locust-eaten years ! But when vice, wild with sudden loss, Its alms in every lap would toss, Or clamour, dying, from its cross, Deliver me from tears ! IV If chance should to my workshop send A certain silent fleshless friend Then, while day lasts, Thy legions lend, And hold him from the stair ! But when the best tool slips away, And he must idle who would stay If once against the... Dark I d pray, Deliver me from prayer ! 26 THE HOUSE OF PEACE A PARABLE I shall lodge with us to-night, in our House of Peace ! We were building it many years, but it stands at last, Above the highest ridge of the pasture-leas, Above the turn of the road, where the thorn fruits fast, And the spinney leans from the hill to receive the blast. Close Wishing-Gate, nor wait by the Trysting Trees, And you shall climb, in time, to the House of Peace ! II You shall hear the echoes sing, in the House of Peace, 27 A song from room to room, and from stair to stair!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill If vice has marred my neighbour s fate, May I deride his word "too late !" And to my last sheaf ! re-create His locust-eaten years ! But when vice, wild with sudden loss, Its alms in every lap would toss, Or clamour, dying, from its cross, Deliver me from tears ! IV If chance should to my workshop send A certain silent fleshless friend Then, while day lasts, Thy legions lend, And hold him from the stair ! But when the best tool slips away, And he must idle who would stay If once against the... Dark I d pray, Deliver me from prayer ! 26 THE HOUSE OF PEACE A PARABLE I shall lodge with us to-night, in our House of Peace ! We were building it many years, but it stands at last, Above the highest ridge of the pasture-leas, Above the turn of the road, where the thorn fruits fast, And the spinney leans from the hill to receive the blast. Close Wishing-Gate, nor wait by the Trysting Trees, And you shall climb, in time, to the House of Peace ! II You shall hear the echoes sing, in the House of Peace, 27 A song from room to room, and from stair to stair!
What to read after To Morrows Road And Later Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude M Hort to read onlineMoreLess
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