Willow Pollen
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But oh ! my heart cried, "Love, love, love !" And wept bitterly.
[46] SOMEWHERE TONIGHT On hearing the Evening Bells at Westport-on-Lake Cham plain Somewhere I have heard bells Mellow as the moon: Somewhere they hung and swung, With slender sound they rose Tiptoe with hunger for the sky, Star-pointed with the light of dream; Somewhere those eager bells whispered of love, That was another day, And we were gay!
II And now this withered sound s farewell Swinging like tethered rhyme, Slow-moving, p...endulous, A sigh upon the water s breast, A cloud within the sky !
Never again for us, Beloved, Yet somewhere the moon shines and is bright, Somewhere tonight!
[47] YOUR SUNLIT WAY Should one thought cry against me in your heart, I could not rise from Death, saying, "Love, my place Is by your living side; ghostly, I touch Your precious hands, I kiss your lovely face!" ii I would not have you shrink to feel me near, Or claim despite your will what once was mine, Was ours in God-flung vow, passionate, dear By night, by day, companioned or apart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But oh ! my heart cried, "Love, love, love !" And wept bitterly.
[46] SOMEWHERE TONIGHT On hearing the Evening Bells at Westport-on-Lake Cham plain Somewhere I have heard bells Mellow as the moon: Somewhere they hung and swung, With slender sound they rose Tiptoe with hunger for the sky, Star-pointed with the light of dream; Somewhere those eager bells whispered of love, That was another day, And we were gay!
II And now this withered sound s farewell Swinging like tethered rhyme, Slow-moving, p...endulous, A sigh upon the water s breast, A cloud within the sky !
Never again for us, Beloved, Yet somewhere the moon shines and is bright, Somewhere tonight!
[47] YOUR SUNLIT WAY Should one thought cry against me in your heart, I could not rise from Death, saying, "Love, my place Is by your living side; ghostly, I touch Your precious hands, I kiss your lovely face!" ii I would not have you shrink to feel me near, Or claim despite your will what once was mine, Was ours in God-flung vow, passionate, dear By night, by day, companioned or apart.
What to read after Willow Pollen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeannette Marks to read onlineMoreLess
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