Leaves From the Backwoods
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how bitter ! could it be that I might feel again The child-heart beatmg in my breast, the child's pure life regain?
No ! the sharp anguish of the thought that forced my touch away From those pure flowers would still be near to haunt me night and day.
" I go, I go. — Between the days that I but now recall And this dark present which infolds my spirit in its thrall, These hands themselves have dug a gulf across whose depths untold Too well I know I may not pass to breathe the peace of old.
" Fare...well, sweet blossoms ! There are hours when e'en such hearts as mine Are purified by holy sleep, and bathed in visions fine ; Then in my dreams I'U wander here, and then no thought shall stay, But I will pluck your tender forms, and bear your charms away. " Above the flowery greensward she bent with tender grace, As when a mother bends to kiss her child's fair sleeping face — A mute caress without a touch — then through the summer day Went like a shadow dark and sad, and slowly passed away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
how bitter ! could it be that I might feel again The child-heart beatmg in my breast, the child's pure life regain?
No ! the sharp anguish of the thought that forced my touch away From those pure flowers would still be near to haunt me night and day.
" I go, I go. — Between the days that I but now recall And this dark present which infolds my spirit in its thrall, These hands themselves have dug a gulf across whose depths untold Too well I know I may not pass to breathe the peace of old.
" Fare...well, sweet blossoms ! There are hours when e'en such hearts as mine Are purified by holy sleep, and bathed in visions fine ; Then in my dreams I'U wander here, and then no thought shall stay, But I will pluck your tender forms, and bear your charms away. " Above the flowery greensward she bent with tender grace, As when a mother bends to kiss her child's fair sleeping face — A mute caress without a touch — then through the summer day Went like a shadow dark and sad, and slowly passed away.
What to read after Leaves From the Backwoods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Ann Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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