Poems
Poems
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Are there not cries on the village green ? ' "Only the surf on the dark rocks beating.
And the roll of the thunder dropped be- tween." Alas and alasi When the heart is fearing, Every shadow has life and weight, HEARTSICK I 127 Even the wind, to the spirit's hearing, Comes like the call of a beckoning Fate!
You, O child, in your springtime gladness, Only the wrath of the tempest see, — I, with a longing, sick heart sadness.
What does the south wind say to me ?
That some place where its breath is... falling He is fighting, — perhaps is slain ; That some place where its voice is calling He is moaning my name in vain ; Somewhere under its lonely sighing.
In broken slumber or deadly strife, In camp or field is the true heart lying That calls you " darling " and calls me " wife." You and I, my little one, nesting Safe by his hearthstone, far away, — What shall we do for our soldier's resting, — What can we do but wait and pray.
Through all the changes life may ring us, Waiting and praying with trust and might, But most of all when the south winds bring us A message from him, as they do to-night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are there not cries on the village green ? ' "Only the surf on the dark rocks beating.
And the roll of the thunder dropped be- tween." Alas and alasi When the heart is fearing, Every shadow has life and weight, HEARTSICK I 127 Even the wind, to the spirit's hearing, Comes like the call of a beckoning Fate!
You, O child, in your springtime gladness, Only the wrath of the tempest see, — I, with a longing, sick heart sadness.
What does the south wind say to me ?
That some place where its breath is... falling He is fighting, — perhaps is slain ; That some place where its voice is calling He is moaning my name in vain ; Somewhere under its lonely sighing.
In broken slumber or deadly strife, In camp or field is the true heart lying That calls you " darling " and calls me " wife." You and I, my little one, nesting Safe by his hearthstone, far away, — What shall we do for our soldier's resting, — What can we do but wait and pray.
Through all the changes life may ring us, Waiting and praying with trust and might, But most of all when the south winds bring us A message from him, as they do to-night.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Elizabeth Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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