Verses From Maoriland
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A lifelong fight for me To stand without forbidden fields of thought ; Perhaps some peace at last, too dearly bought At cost of individuality !
Far better as it is, and yet, the pain !
Not even the Modern Woman can conquer Fate It is so hard to work alone, and wait ; I love you, Dear, so dearly ! all in vain But you who choose the well-worn path of life, And wish no straying from the beaten track, Not even you could call my wild soul back, Or mould me to your will, the model wife. 33 c I cannot... blame you, for I love her too ; Graceful she is, and gracious : pure, and sweet ; A fitting mate ; from dainty hands and feet To shining hair, tender, and kind, and true.
Go to her, and be happy ; fare you well ! While I must walk alone, and wait, and pray For you and yours ; but on your wedding-day I hear no sound but of a passing-bell.
34 IN AN OLD GARDEN THIS was a shrine that held one sweet Saint only, This was a haunt an Angel form did bless ; Drear is the Garden, and the rosewalk lonely, Now that she's gone with light and loveliness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A lifelong fight for me To stand without forbidden fields of thought ; Perhaps some peace at last, too dearly bought At cost of individuality !
Far better as it is, and yet, the pain !
Not even the Modern Woman can conquer Fate It is so hard to work alone, and wait ; I love you, Dear, so dearly ! all in vain But you who choose the well-worn path of life, And wish no straying from the beaten track, Not even you could call my wild soul back, Or mould me to your will, the model wife. 33 c I cannot... blame you, for I love her too ; Graceful she is, and gracious : pure, and sweet ; A fitting mate ; from dainty hands and feet To shining hair, tender, and kind, and true.
Go to her, and be happy ; fare you well ! While I must walk alone, and wait, and pray For you and yours ; but on your wedding-day I hear no sound but of a passing-bell.
34 IN AN OLD GARDEN THIS was a shrine that held one sweet Saint only, This was a haunt an Angel form did bless ; Drear is the Garden, and the rosewalk lonely, Now that she's gone with light and loveliness.
What to read after Verses From Maoriland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dora Wilcox to read onlineMoreLess
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