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the endlessness of mine !
Copyright 1904, by Lloyd Mifflin.
A MIDNIGHT CHORD.
PARIS BY LLOYD MIFFLIN.
I.
'Twas midnight in the lamp-lit garret room ; From the rich cello, with impassioned bow, A rapt soul drew the pathos. Hushed in gloom They listened, breathless, to the plainting low.
II.
Two lovers, mutely clinging hand-in-hand, Stared at the havoc of the coming years ; The lonely sculptor from a foreign land Gave way at last and melted into tears.
in.
Then one walked to the window and looked... up Shaken with grief, remembering long-lost lips ; As memory passed to all her wormwood cup Youth seemed a phantom over sunken ships.
IV.
Then one by one they sought the silent night ; Each hoarding in the heart a sorrow, veiled ; Delicious pain had left their faces white, And still the music, gently poignant, wailed.
Copyright 1904, by Lloyd Mifflin.
THE TRAMPLED VIOLETS.
BY LLOYD MIFFLIN.
'Twas blossom-time anear and far, As down the quiet woodland dale My love went wandering, sorrow-pale, Where all the early violets are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the endlessness of mine !
Copyright 1904, by Lloyd Mifflin.
A MIDNIGHT CHORD.
PARIS BY LLOYD MIFFLIN.
I.
'Twas midnight in the lamp-lit garret room ; From the rich cello, with impassioned bow, A rapt soul drew the pathos. Hushed in gloom They listened, breathless, to the plainting low.
II.
Two lovers, mutely clinging hand-in-hand, Stared at the havoc of the coming years ; The lonely sculptor from a foreign land Gave way at last and melted into tears.
in.
Then one walked to the window and looked... up Shaken with grief, remembering long-lost lips ; As memory passed to all her wormwood cup Youth seemed a phantom over sunken ships.
IV.
Then one by one they sought the silent night ; Each hoarding in the heart a sorrow, veiled ; Delicious pain had left their faces white, And still the music, gently poignant, wailed.
Copyright 1904, by Lloyd Mifflin.
THE TRAMPLED VIOLETS.
BY LLOYD MIFFLIN.
'Twas blossom-time anear and far, As down the quiet woodland dale My love went wandering, sorrow-pale, Where all the early violets are.
What to read after Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mifflin, Lloyd, 1846-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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