Canadian Wild Flowers
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Gone from the battle's din, Gone with their weight of sin, To the solemn bar of God! Woe to ambition and pride! Woe to the tyrant king Who dares from his subjects wring What God has never denied!Aye, woe to him, for the record stands, And the blood of the slain is on his hands.
DEAD AND FORGOT.
Dead and forgot! How sad the lotWhen wintry tempests blow To lie all cold 'Neath the churchyard mould, And in a year or soTo have our very name unsaid, Unless it chance to fallFrom careless lips that... say, "She's dead, "-- She's dead, and that is all!
But sadder still That one should fill The place we thought our own: That a form more light, And an eye more bright Should guard our dear hearth-stone;That where we strayed another's feet At morn and eve should roam, And another's voice--perchance more sweet-- Make music in our home!
That where we locked Our hands and talked Amid our chosen flowers, The lips we pressed Should be caressed By other lips than ours, --That other eyes should watch for him, And other arms embrace, Until our image growing dim Yield to another's face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gone from the battle's din, Gone with their weight of sin, To the solemn bar of God! Woe to ambition and pride! Woe to the tyrant king Who dares from his subjects wring What God has never denied!Aye, woe to him, for the record stands, And the blood of the slain is on his hands.
DEAD AND FORGOT.
Dead and forgot! How sad the lotWhen wintry tempests blow To lie all cold 'Neath the churchyard mould, And in a year or soTo have our very name unsaid, Unless it chance to fallFrom careless lips that... say, "She's dead, "-- She's dead, and that is all!
But sadder still That one should fill The place we thought our own: That a form more light, And an eye more bright Should guard our dear hearth-stone;That where we strayed another's feet At morn and eve should roam, And another's voice--perchance more sweet-- Make music in our home!
That where we locked Our hands and talked Amid our chosen flowers, The lips we pressed Should be caressed By other lips than ours, --That other eyes should watch for him, And other arms embrace, Until our image growing dim Yield to another's face.
What to read after Canadian Wild Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson Helen Mar to read onlineMoreLess
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