Waters From An Ozark Spring; a book of Verse
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God will never sanction this, Nor free thee of my misery!
28 MAIDEN'S SONG I said farewell once on a time But said the word with pain; And every day I breathed the word Until we met again.
The sun came up a hundred times, — In glory set at even, I thought of him — I prayed for him To Mary dear in Heaven.
A ship came sailing o'er the bay, A ship with treasure laden, I hailed the ship — he stepped ashore, — I was a happy maiden !
TO CUPID O, Cupid, Cupid, why so mean To pass so hard these hearts ...between?
Why with such stealth and treachery move, And sever hearts once locked in love ?
Why in and out so blindly fly, And wound or heal— O! tell me why; Oh ! can it be that Venus gave Such cruel tactics to her slave ?
Or can it be you pleasure find In acting so ?— Ah ! you are blind : O'er streams of life must ripples roll, But you're the wave that wrecked my soul !
29 TO A BED O, little bed With spread of red, And many parts of iron about you, How many a night, Tired, sick, or tight, This world were hard, indeed, without you !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God will never sanction this, Nor free thee of my misery!
28 MAIDEN'S SONG I said farewell once on a time But said the word with pain; And every day I breathed the word Until we met again.
The sun came up a hundred times, — In glory set at even, I thought of him — I prayed for him To Mary dear in Heaven.
A ship came sailing o'er the bay, A ship with treasure laden, I hailed the ship — he stepped ashore, — I was a happy maiden !
TO CUPID O, Cupid, Cupid, why so mean To pass so hard these hearts ...between?
Why with such stealth and treachery move, And sever hearts once locked in love ?
Why in and out so blindly fly, And wound or heal— O! tell me why; Oh ! can it be that Venus gave Such cruel tactics to her slave ?
Or can it be you pleasure find In acting so ?— Ah ! you are blind : O'er streams of life must ripples roll, But you're the wave that wrecked my soul !
29 TO A BED O, little bed With spread of red, And many parts of iron about you, How many a night, Tired, sick, or tight, This world were hard, indeed, without you !
What to read after Waters From An Ozark Spring; a book of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Leslie Terry to read onlineMoreLess
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