Gwalior Poems
Gwalior Poems
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OUR LADY OF SORROW AND ALL TOIL SLOWLY she smiles and sadly, this smiling lady of mine, Calling to mind the ghosts of fears long spent, Calling to mind the rue of sins that I sinned long ago, Calling to mind the peace of a spot that I used to know, Calling me back from ways that I went, Slowly on me she smiles and sadly, this lady of mine.
' O brother, ' comes the murmur, like pearls that dropping slow On beds of cushioned velvet, make rustlings as they go. * Have you done with clamour ? Doth t...he world its dues forego ? Are you ripened for the knowing that my lovers know ?
40 OUR LADY OF SORROW AND ALL TOIL 41 Granite is my roadway ; flinty are the boulders ; Heavy is my burden : bruised my lover's shoulders ; Rasping is their raiment ; empty are their purses ; Blessings few encountered ; many bitter curses ! ' * Sister, in thy smiling is my hope of peace ; Sister of thy pity, put me on thy road, Let me win toward thee, grant me thy re- lease ; Sister, hear my pleading, lay on me thy load.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OUR LADY OF SORROW AND ALL TOIL SLOWLY she smiles and sadly, this smiling lady of mine, Calling to mind the ghosts of fears long spent, Calling to mind the rue of sins that I sinned long ago, Calling to mind the peace of a spot that I used to know, Calling me back from ways that I went, Slowly on me she smiles and sadly, this lady of mine.
' O brother, ' comes the murmur, like pearls that dropping slow On beds of cushioned velvet, make rustlings as they go. * Have you done with clamour ? Doth t...he world its dues forego ? Are you ripened for the knowing that my lovers know ?
40 OUR LADY OF SORROW AND ALL TOIL 41 Granite is my roadway ; flinty are the boulders ; Heavy is my burden : bruised my lover's shoulders ; Rasping is their raiment ; empty are their purses ; Blessings few encountered ; many bitter curses ! ' * Sister, in thy smiling is my hope of peace ; Sister of thy pity, put me on thy road, Let me win toward thee, grant me thy re- lease ; Sister, hear my pleading, lay on me thy load.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sharp William to read onlineMoreLess
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