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And I shall go hence to-morrow.
The wind is drear, the leaves are sear.
Full dimly shows the sun, The skies are bright, the earth is light, To me His almost one.
The sunny rill, the wave dark and chill.
Across my breast may roll ; The saddest sigh, the merriest cry, Make music in my soul.
MOBTAL AND IMMORTAL. 177 A few short years of smiles and tears, Of suffering, not in vain, And the weary smart of a wounded heart I never shall know again.
I 've wept for the bride at her husband's side, I've ...smiled on the loved one's bier, For a mystery was shown to me, A thing of hope and fear.
Who sows in tears his early years May bind the golden sheaves ; Who scatters flowers in summer bowers Shall reap but their withered leaves.
A wayward child, on whom hath smiled The light of heavenly love ; A pilgrim with a vision dim Of something far above ; I live for all who on me call, And yet I live for one ; My song must be sweet to all I meet, And yet I sing to none.
12 178 lyiORTAL AND IMMORTAL.
A quiet tone, that maketh known A spirit passing by, A breath of prayer on the midnight air, And I am gone for aye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I shall go hence to-morrow.
The wind is drear, the leaves are sear.
Full dimly shows the sun, The skies are bright, the earth is light, To me His almost one.
The sunny rill, the wave dark and chill.
Across my breast may roll ; The saddest sigh, the merriest cry, Make music in my soul.
MOBTAL AND IMMORTAL. 177 A few short years of smiles and tears, Of suffering, not in vain, And the weary smart of a wounded heart I never shall know again.
I 've wept for the bride at her husband's side, I've ...smiled on the loved one's bier, For a mystery was shown to me, A thing of hope and fear.
Who sows in tears his early years May bind the golden sheaves ; Who scatters flowers in summer bowers Shall reap but their withered leaves.
A wayward child, on whom hath smiled The light of heavenly love ; A pilgrim with a vision dim Of something far above ; I live for all who on me call, And yet I live for one ; My song must be sweet to all I meet, And yet I sing to none.
12 178 lyiORTAL AND IMMORTAL.
A quiet tone, that maketh known A spirit passing by, A breath of prayer on the midnight air, And I am gone for aye.
What to read after Passion-Flowers [microform]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howe, Julia Ward, 1819-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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