Personal Poems Ii
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She went with morning from my door, But left me richer than before;Thenceforth I knew her voice of cheer, The welcome of her partial ear.
Years passed: through all the land her nameA pleasant household word becameAll felt behind the singer stoodA sweet and gracious womanhood.
Her life was earnest work, not play;Her tired feet climbed a weary way;And even through her lightest strainWe heard an undertone of pain.
Unseen of her her fair fame grew, The good she did she rarely knew, Unguessed of her... in life the loveThat rained its tears her grave above.
When last I saw her, full of peace, She waited for her great release;And that old friend so sage and bland, Our later Franklin, held her hand.
For all that patriot bosoms stirsHad moved that woman's heart of hers, And men who toiled in storm and sunFound her their meet companion.
Our converse, from her suffering bedTo healthful themes of life she ledThe out-door world of bud and bloomAnd light and sweetness filled her room.
Yet evermore an underthoughtOf loss to come within us wrought, And all the while we felt the strainOf the strong will that conquered pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She went with morning from my door, But left me richer than before;Thenceforth I knew her voice of cheer, The welcome of her partial ear.
Years passed: through all the land her nameA pleasant household word becameAll felt behind the singer stoodA sweet and gracious womanhood.
Her life was earnest work, not play;Her tired feet climbed a weary way;And even through her lightest strainWe heard an undertone of pain.
Unseen of her her fair fame grew, The good she did she rarely knew, Unguessed of her... in life the loveThat rained its tears her grave above.
When last I saw her, full of peace, She waited for her great release;And that old friend so sage and bland, Our later Franklin, held her hand.
For all that patriot bosoms stirsHad moved that woman's heart of hers, And men who toiled in storm and sunFound her their meet companion.
Our converse, from her suffering bedTo healthful themes of life she ledThe out-door world of bud and bloomAnd light and sweetness filled her room.
Yet evermore an underthoughtOf loss to come within us wrought, And all the while we felt the strainOf the strong will that conquered pain.
What to read after Personal Poems Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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