Twenty Five Trifles in Verse
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O burning sun upon the beaten road Where when of old she passed would day- begin ! Those barren walks unresting feet shall smite, Those idle gates to hands unheeding turn ; But ever in the sun's false-seeming light — O heart remembering ! — the road will burn. I8 SUNRISE SONG HER face is to the sunrise, Her eyes are for the day ; No skill or might hath purple night To steal her looks away. She turneth to the sunrise The lifting of her feet ; The velvet grass wherethrough they pass Is cool and f...irm and sweet. Her heart holds to the sunrise, She yearns to feel its fire ; From ages old its red and gold Have drawn the heart's desire. Stand forth beneath the sunrise, O lover of the maid ! She comes to meet the morning, In morning light arrayed ; 19 Stand in the flaming sunrise, Her eyes behold its track ; No charm or might hath purple night To turn her gazing back. 20 IN THE HOUSE OF MY FRIEND FOR very love I will not look again ; For love's own sake I gird my loins and go; I will not watch the changing sunlight wane, Its wealth of glory shrunken to a show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O burning sun upon the beaten road Where when of old she passed would day- begin ! Those barren walks unresting feet shall smite, Those idle gates to hands unheeding turn ; But ever in the sun's false-seeming light — O heart remembering ! — the road will burn. I8 SUNRISE SONG HER face is to the sunrise, Her eyes are for the day ; No skill or might hath purple night To steal her looks away. She turneth to the sunrise The lifting of her feet ; The velvet grass wherethrough they pass Is cool and f...irm and sweet. Her heart holds to the sunrise, She yearns to feel its fire ; From ages old its red and gold Have drawn the heart's desire. Stand forth beneath the sunrise, O lover of the maid ! She comes to meet the morning, In morning light arrayed ; 19 Stand in the flaming sunrise, Her eyes behold its track ; No charm or might hath purple night To turn her gazing back. 20 IN THE HOUSE OF MY FRIEND FOR very love I will not look again ; For love's own sake I gird my loins and go; I will not watch the changing sunlight wane, Its wealth of glory shrunken to a show.
What to read after Twenty Five Trifles in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Brainerd Capper to read onlineMoreLess
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