A Love Poem
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Many lovers had she, men and women young and old, And she gave and gathered, giving, love and peace an hundred fold. So the years passed by and with them all the child, the maiden shy, Leaving heart and life a woman's, making old tear channels dry.
But into her life of labor came again the love of old And flame sprang forth from the ashes she had thought were dead and cold, And in eager earnest sought she, her eyes in question set, If in fullness might her chosen love be granted yet.
Beautiful ...as young Adonis had her youthful lover been, Years had added manhood's strength; now did his brows together lean With a shade of melancholy, touching to a woman's eyes, And her deeper nature knew that love, enkindled, never dies.
With bated breath and marble cheek, she listened while he spoke, Steeled her will against her feelings, hid her weakness with a cloak Of calmness that belied her trembling hand, her ashen lip Pressed against love's cup unknowing whether life or death the sip.
, " he said, "my love, my dear one, I have learned through years of pain, 'Mid the clamor of my passion, how unlimited its claim; Yea, it asked your whole life, dear one, and subservience of your thought, Though my youth knew not its nature, falsely named the place it sought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many lovers had she, men and women young and old, And she gave and gathered, giving, love and peace an hundred fold. So the years passed by and with them all the child, the maiden shy, Leaving heart and life a woman's, making old tear channels dry.
But into her life of labor came again the love of old And flame sprang forth from the ashes she had thought were dead and cold, And in eager earnest sought she, her eyes in question set, If in fullness might her chosen love be granted yet.
Beautiful ...as young Adonis had her youthful lover been, Years had added manhood's strength; now did his brows together lean With a shade of melancholy, touching to a woman's eyes, And her deeper nature knew that love, enkindled, never dies.
With bated breath and marble cheek, she listened while he spoke, Steeled her will against her feelings, hid her weakness with a cloak Of calmness that belied her trembling hand, her ashen lip Pressed against love's cup unknowing whether life or death the sip.
, " he said, "my love, my dear one, I have learned through years of pain, 'Mid the clamor of my passion, how unlimited its claim; Yea, it asked your whole life, dear one, and subservience of your thought, Though my youth knew not its nature, falsely named the place it sought.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A P Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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