When And Other Poems
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And the tide of my deep sorrow Rose, and tossed me in its billows, As, with restless force, the breakers Toss the sea-weed on the shore.
Suddenly, the sweeping tempest Broke, with wild, resistless fury. Blackly yawned the awful billows In the sudden lightning s glare. Blacker still, again the darkness Closed upon the fearful conflict, And the winds rushed madly onward, With the frenzy of despair.
But the dreadful night is over, With its fierce, unearthly battles, And the morning sunlight dances... On the shining, quiet sea.
Joyously the birds are singing, And a solemn peace enfolds me.
For I know, through storm and tempest, God will care for you and me.
23 MILK-WEED Come with me, dear, for the shadows are falling, Night glides o er the mountain, stately and slow, Through the dew L laden meadows, the crickets are calling, And high mid the tree-tops, the soft night-winds blow. Come with me, dear.
The last gleams of day, in the west, now, are dying, And, in the deep sky, the golden stars glow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the tide of my deep sorrow Rose, and tossed me in its billows, As, with restless force, the breakers Toss the sea-weed on the shore.
Suddenly, the sweeping tempest Broke, with wild, resistless fury. Blackly yawned the awful billows In the sudden lightning s glare. Blacker still, again the darkness Closed upon the fearful conflict, And the winds rushed madly onward, With the frenzy of despair.
But the dreadful night is over, With its fierce, unearthly battles, And the morning sunlight dances... On the shining, quiet sea.
Joyously the birds are singing, And a solemn peace enfolds me.
For I know, through storm and tempest, God will care for you and me.
23 MILK-WEED Come with me, dear, for the shadows are falling, Night glides o er the mountain, stately and slow, Through the dew L laden meadows, the crickets are calling, And high mid the tree-tops, the soft night-winds blow. Come with me, dear.
The last gleams of day, in the west, now, are dying, And, in the deep sky, the golden stars glow.
What to read after When And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth W Brewster to read onlineMoreLess
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