Whispers of the Sea
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Oh, Kathleen, my fast-fading day-dream!
Fair Kathleen! The waves sweep away And bear on their waters the sunbeam Of hope that long brightened my day!
The ship lies so calm at her moorings Her wake lies so still on the sea.
So are anchored life's hopes and allurings So floats away love's dream from me.
And I thought: "Oh, my heart if I've lost her My trials I'll bear on alone.
For to brighten my life was what cost her The beautiful light of her own." My heart-strings were strained to the snappin...g— The darkness seemed sinking all round, And closing me in. It seemed wrapping, The sea and the air and the ground!
Ho, courage, at last you have failed me That here without reason I stand.?
Hark! whose was that rich voice that hailed me- Whose fingers are clasping my hand.'' Wait, heart, do not break in your rapture.
Wait, lips, do not rave in delight.
Yet I feared to look round lest I capture Some being not hers but some sprite From a land that is far-famed in story Whose natives are not of our mold; But I turned and met Kathleen, my glory, With her tresses of shimmering gold!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, Kathleen, my fast-fading day-dream!
Fair Kathleen! The waves sweep away And bear on their waters the sunbeam Of hope that long brightened my day!
The ship lies so calm at her moorings Her wake lies so still on the sea.
So are anchored life's hopes and allurings So floats away love's dream from me.
And I thought: "Oh, my heart if I've lost her My trials I'll bear on alone.
For to brighten my life was what cost her The beautiful light of her own." My heart-strings were strained to the snappin...g— The darkness seemed sinking all round, And closing me in. It seemed wrapping, The sea and the air and the ground!
Ho, courage, at last you have failed me That here without reason I stand.?
Hark! whose was that rich voice that hailed me- Whose fingers are clasping my hand.'' Wait, heart, do not break in your rapture.
Wait, lips, do not rave in delight.
Yet I feared to look round lest I capture Some being not hers but some sprite From a land that is far-famed in story Whose natives are not of our mold; But I turned and met Kathleen, my glory, With her tresses of shimmering gold!
What to read after Whispers of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murphy, Charlotte Flynn. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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