Yesterdays
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When my sweet lady sings.
SPECTRES How terrible these nights are when alone With our scarred hearts, we sit in solitude, And some old sorrow, to the world unknown, Does suddenly with silent steps intrude.
After the guests departed, and the light Burned dimly in my room, there came to me, As noiselessly as shadows of the night, The spectre of a woe that used to be.
Out of the gruesome darkness and the gloom I saw it peering; and, in still despair, I watched it gliding swift across the room, Unti...l it came and stood beside my chair.
Why, need I tell thee what its shape or name? Thou hast thy secret hidden from the light:And be it sin or sorrow, woe or shame, Thou dost not like to meet it in the night.
And yet it comes. As certainly as death, And far more cruel since death ends all pain, On lonesome nights we feel its icy breath, And turn and face the thing we fancied slain.
With shrinking hearts, we view the ghastly shape; We look into its eyes with fear and dread, And know that we can never more escape Until the grave doth fold us with the dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When my sweet lady sings.
SPECTRES How terrible these nights are when alone With our scarred hearts, we sit in solitude, And some old sorrow, to the world unknown, Does suddenly with silent steps intrude.
After the guests departed, and the light Burned dimly in my room, there came to me, As noiselessly as shadows of the night, The spectre of a woe that used to be.
Out of the gruesome darkness and the gloom I saw it peering; and, in still despair, I watched it gliding swift across the room, Unti...l it came and stood beside my chair.
Why, need I tell thee what its shape or name? Thou hast thy secret hidden from the light:And be it sin or sorrow, woe or shame, Thou dost not like to meet it in the night.
And yet it comes. As certainly as death, And far more cruel since death ends all pain, On lonesome nights we feel its icy breath, And turn and face the thing we fancied slain.
With shrinking hearts, we view the ghastly shape; We look into its eyes with fear and dread, And know that we can never more escape Until the grave doth fold us with the dead.
What to read after Yesterdays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox Ella Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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