A Dream of Daffodila
A Dream of Daffodila
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E2 36 THE DREAMER. He gave his days to dreaming, And high content was his ; Great store he had of learning In all the mysteries. He thought, when he was wakened, 'Twas now his hour to live ; But Time, the grey old Father, Had only death to give. 37 THE RETURN. 'Tis a long road to travel, And dusty the way, Till you win in the twilight To the westernmost bay. Scant gear may you carry — A heart made of lead, A faith spoiled and broken, A hope that is dead. Your feet shall be weary. Your heart sha...ll be sad ; You will not remember How once it was glad. You will not remember. But you will forget — Who bathes in those waters Is purged of regret. 38 LOST HOME. I have hud the logs on the fire, Tho' the winter is not yet old. Heart's beauty, O, heart's desire. Do you know of it — there in the cold ? There are warm red lights on the wall, There are green lights, won from the sea Too late ! Though I call you and call — You come not to me ! For the fire is fed with the wood Of a ship that was sunk in the sea ; And you might not come if you would — Through the night unto me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E2 36 THE DREAMER. He gave his days to dreaming, And high content was his ; Great store he had of learning In all the mysteries. He thought, when he was wakened, 'Twas now his hour to live ; But Time, the grey old Father, Had only death to give. 37 THE RETURN. 'Tis a long road to travel, And dusty the way, Till you win in the twilight To the westernmost bay. Scant gear may you carry — A heart made of lead, A faith spoiled and broken, A hope that is dead. Your feet shall be weary. Your heart sha...ll be sad ; You will not remember How once it was glad. You will not remember. But you will forget — Who bathes in those waters Is purged of regret. 38 LOST HOME. I have hud the logs on the fire, Tho' the winter is not yet old. Heart's beauty, O, heart's desire. Do you know of it — there in the cold ? There are warm red lights on the wall, There are green lights, won from the sea Too late ! Though I call you and call — You come not to me ! For the fire is fed with the wood Of a ship that was sunk in the sea ; And you might not come if you would — Through the night unto me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H D Henry Dawson Lowry to read onlineMoreLess
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