A Womans Poems
A Womans Poems
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But his late bride Had backward-yearning eyes, and sometimes sigh d A little as all women may ? Who knows ?
Once bitterly he ask d : "What makes you sad?" She answer d languidly : "Perhaps the sea.
I sometimes think it surely has gone mad: It foams and mutters till it frightens me.
Sometimes when it looks only golden, and All things look golden in this Golden Land, Blackly below it threatens things to be. " And, as her childish words fail d at her lip, From silks and spices and a foreign sail, ...She saw a man drop from a landing ship As heavily as he had been a bale Of precious merchant-freight. With the great light Ol the great evening smitten, he was bright But all who look d at him were dull and pale.
A life-boat brought him strangling to the coast. He motion d them, in a despairing way, THE BROTHER S HAND.
To drown his body. For his soul was lost, He said : it shook him off and plunged away From the dark deck into the gulfs below, For utter loneliness. And he must go And find it, somewhere for the Judgment Day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But his late bride Had backward-yearning eyes, and sometimes sigh d A little as all women may ? Who knows ?
Once bitterly he ask d : "What makes you sad?" She answer d languidly : "Perhaps the sea.
I sometimes think it surely has gone mad: It foams and mutters till it frightens me.
Sometimes when it looks only golden, and All things look golden in this Golden Land, Blackly below it threatens things to be. " And, as her childish words fail d at her lip, From silks and spices and a foreign sail, ...She saw a man drop from a landing ship As heavily as he had been a bale Of precious merchant-freight. With the great light Ol the great evening smitten, he was bright But all who look d at him were dull and pale.
A life-boat brought him strangling to the coast. He motion d them, in a despairing way, THE BROTHER S HAND.
To drown his body. For his soul was lost, He said : it shook him off and plunged away From the dark deck into the gulfs below, For utter loneliness. And he must go And find it, somewhere for the Judgment Day.
What to read after A Womans Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah M B Sarah Morgan Bryan Piatt to read onlineMoreLess
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