A Drift of Song
A Drift of Song
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AT LAST I.
||EATH S at the gate: Bid him not go; Ask him to wait A moment or so. Love is so late.
Comes he or no?
II.
Death s at thy side: Love is away, Earth is so wide.
Time is so gray, Love cannot ride Home in a day.
III. Death, take my hand; Love is not here. I understand Love is grown sere: Love s in the land Of Mirth and Good Cheer.
47 IV.
Death, thy surprise Transfigures woe ! Kiss lips and eyes !
How should I know Love in disguise ?
Come let us go.
TEMPLES HE groves were Cod s first tem...ples. " Then man bethought him how To rear "a dome more vast, " And raised his temples up.
Cod smiled, looked in, and passed.
"The groves were Cod s first temples, And they shall be the last.
LIFE IJACH day a little stronger, And then, a little longer, Each day a little weaker Until, at last, life s beaker Upon the earth is shattered And all its glory scattered.
A SINGER BENEATH a laurel tree, As sweetly as may be, His reedy pipes he played And lo ! into the shade Came, wonder-eyed, the beasts. On song to make their feasts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AT LAST I.
||EATH S at the gate: Bid him not go; Ask him to wait A moment or so. Love is so late.
Comes he or no?
II.
Death s at thy side: Love is away, Earth is so wide.
Time is so gray, Love cannot ride Home in a day.
III. Death, take my hand; Love is not here. I understand Love is grown sere: Love s in the land Of Mirth and Good Cheer.
47 IV.
Death, thy surprise Transfigures woe ! Kiss lips and eyes !
How should I know Love in disguise ?
Come let us go.
TEMPLES HE groves were Cod s first tem...ples. " Then man bethought him how To rear "a dome more vast, " And raised his temples up.
Cod smiled, looked in, and passed.
"The groves were Cod s first temples, And they shall be the last.
LIFE IJACH day a little stronger, And then, a little longer, Each day a little weaker Until, at last, life s beaker Upon the earth is shattered And all its glory scattered.
A SINGER BENEATH a laurel tree, As sweetly as may be, His reedy pipes he played And lo ! into the shade Came, wonder-eyed, the beasts. On song to make their feasts.
What to read after A Drift of Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles G Charles Granger Blanden to read onlineMoreLess
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