A Gate of Cedar
A Gate of Cedar
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I rose and clad me in my whitest gown, Through the hushed hallways silently I crept, And still the strange slow tears fell softly down; Still must I weep yet knew not why I wept.
I turned the blind key in the creaking lock, I drew the door wide with a shaken hand, I had not heard his step nor known his knock, Yet on the threshold I beheld him stand : Beneath the shadow of his wings I knelt, He took my hands within his own and drew My breast against his bosom, straight I felt His tears against m...y cheek and then I knew.
69 THE SHADOW I COULD not stay to bind my hair, I could not stop to smooth my dress; There was no moment to prepare So sudden was the blessedness.
This thought struck sharp through all the sweet; The stains upon my garment s hem, The dust upon my toil-worn feet, Alas ! what will he think of them ?
Oh Love, my Love, I grieve with shame, My heart is shaken with distress, I am so bitterly to blame For this; my life s unreadiness!
He smiled and spoke; "Thy garment s hem Shines as if woven star on star; Thy feet" he knelt for kissing them "Are whiter than a seraph s are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I rose and clad me in my whitest gown, Through the hushed hallways silently I crept, And still the strange slow tears fell softly down; Still must I weep yet knew not why I wept.
I turned the blind key in the creaking lock, I drew the door wide with a shaken hand, I had not heard his step nor known his knock, Yet on the threshold I beheld him stand : Beneath the shadow of his wings I knelt, He took my hands within his own and drew My breast against his bosom, straight I felt His tears against m...y cheek and then I knew.
69 THE SHADOW I COULD not stay to bind my hair, I could not stop to smooth my dress; There was no moment to prepare So sudden was the blessedness.
This thought struck sharp through all the sweet; The stains upon my garment s hem, The dust upon my toil-worn feet, Alas ! what will he think of them ?
Oh Love, my Love, I grieve with shame, My heart is shaken with distress, I am so bitterly to blame For this; my life s unreadiness!
He smiled and spoke; "Thy garment s hem Shines as if woven star on star; Thy feet" he knelt for kissing them "Are whiter than a seraph s are.
What to read after A Gate of Cedar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Duncan Morse to read onlineMoreLess
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