Eyes of Youth a book of Verse
Eyes of Youth a book of Verse
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— my love not true, not true. . . I was afraid of people, and afraid Of things inanimate — the wind that blew, The clock, the wooden chair ; and so I strayed From home, but could not stray from grief, I knew. And then at dawn I woke, and wept, and prayed, And knew my blessed love was still the same ; — And yet I sit and moan upon the bed For that dream-creature's loss. For when I came (I came, perhaps, to comfort her) she fled. I would be with her where she wanders now, Fleeing the earth, with ...pain upon her brow.
( 36 ) The W^anderer All night mv thoughts have rested in God's fold; They lay beside me here upon the bed. At dawn I woke : the air beat sad and cold. I told them o'er — Ah, God, one thought had fled.
Into what dark, deep chasm this wayward one Has sunk, I scarcely know ; I will not chide.
O Shepherd, leave me ! Seek this lamb alone. The ninety-nine are here. They will abide.
( 37 ) " filature is the living mantle of GodT—^oethe O for the time when some impetuous breeze Will catch Thy garment, and, like autumn trees, Toss it and rend it till Thou standest free, And end Thy long secluded reverie !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— my love not true, not true. . . I was afraid of people, and afraid Of things inanimate — the wind that blew, The clock, the wooden chair ; and so I strayed From home, but could not stray from grief, I knew. And then at dawn I woke, and wept, and prayed, And knew my blessed love was still the same ; — And yet I sit and moan upon the bed For that dream-creature's loss. For when I came (I came, perhaps, to comfort her) she fled. I would be with her where she wanders now, Fleeing the earth, with ...pain upon her brow.
( 36 ) The W^anderer All night mv thoughts have rested in God's fold; They lay beside me here upon the bed. At dawn I woke : the air beat sad and cold. I told them o'er — Ah, God, one thought had fled.
Into what dark, deep chasm this wayward one Has sunk, I scarcely know ; I will not chide.
O Shepherd, leave me ! Seek this lamb alone. The ninety-nine are here. They will abide.
( 37 ) " filature is the living mantle of GodT—^oethe O for the time when some impetuous breeze Will catch Thy garment, and, like autumn trees, Toss it and rend it till Thou standest free, And end Thy long secluded reverie !
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