Verses And Versions
Verses And Versions
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219 And in that charming spot on earth Where nought but loveliness hath birth, A grave shall yawn, beneath whose sod My heart shall mingle with the clod.
22O THE STORY OF BROTHER PAUL.
(As told to a friend in the Convent-garden. ) (Suggested by a picture by Frank Dicksee, A. R. A. ) Dear friend, you question me if I Am happy, and I thus reply : How can I be so when my life Seems an interminable strife Between a pure, but earthly love, And voices calling from above ?
You start : my words sound s...trange and wild, The language of some wayward child, And so you marvel I forget, 'Tis six long years since last we met You knew me then as Paul D'Estres, You find me " Brother Paul " to day, A pale, worn monk, whose life of woes THE STORY OF BROTHER PAUL. 221 Is nearing to a welcome close.
Nay, speak not yet : for though I hate My tragic story to relate, Here in this Convent-garden, where The sunlight streams, the flowers are fair, And all around seems breathing balm, As though each restless heart to calm Still, I will bare my inmost soul To you who pity and condole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
219 And in that charming spot on earth Where nought but loveliness hath birth, A grave shall yawn, beneath whose sod My heart shall mingle with the clod.
22O THE STORY OF BROTHER PAUL.
(As told to a friend in the Convent-garden. ) (Suggested by a picture by Frank Dicksee, A. R. A. ) Dear friend, you question me if I Am happy, and I thus reply : How can I be so when my life Seems an interminable strife Between a pure, but earthly love, And voices calling from above ?
You start : my words sound s...trange and wild, The language of some wayward child, And so you marvel I forget, 'Tis six long years since last we met You knew me then as Paul D'Estres, You find me " Brother Paul " to day, A pale, worn monk, whose life of woes THE STORY OF BROTHER PAUL. 221 Is nearing to a welcome close.
Nay, speak not yet : for though I hate My tragic story to relate, Here in this Convent-garden, where The sunlight streams, the flowers are fair, And all around seems breathing balm, As though each restless heart to calm Still, I will bare my inmost soul To you who pity and condole.
What to read after Verses And Versions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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