Rhymes of the Road And River
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We seek to find in memory's arms Friends once our best and dearest.
While greeting still the haze that time Throws round what once was nearest.
Bent oars and broken spokes.
Of thought and word and action, Each twisted thread that twines through life Must lose its last attraction.
The oar that's bent, the twisted spoke, The nature warped or broken.
Each flung along life's shore lies there, Of life a rusted token.
A SHADOW HOPE.
IN the clasp of the hand that is cHnglng in silence, In the light of... the eye that is lost ere its lash, Like the lightning's cloud curtain creeps over the heaven From whose bosom 'twould seem the bright energies flash ; Dwells assurance which bids me hope on though the hoping, May live like the cloud that is fated to be.
Swept afar from its friends by that fate which the future May fling round this heart that feels love but for thee.
Yes, that clasp tells me more than the thought flashes leaping, From the eye that reluctant is forced to reveal.
77 78 Beiit Oars and Broken Spokes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We seek to find in memory's arms Friends once our best and dearest.
While greeting still the haze that time Throws round what once was nearest.
Bent oars and broken spokes.
Of thought and word and action, Each twisted thread that twines through life Must lose its last attraction.
The oar that's bent, the twisted spoke, The nature warped or broken.
Each flung along life's shore lies there, Of life a rusted token.
A SHADOW HOPE.
IN the clasp of the hand that is cHnglng in silence, In the light of... the eye that is lost ere its lash, Like the lightning's cloud curtain creeps over the heaven From whose bosom 'twould seem the bright energies flash ; Dwells assurance which bids me hope on though the hoping, May live like the cloud that is fated to be.
Swept afar from its friends by that fate which the future May fling round this heart that feels love but for thee.
Yes, that clasp tells me more than the thought flashes leaping, From the eye that reluctant is forced to reveal.
77 78 Beiit Oars and Broken Spokes.
What to read after Rhymes of the Road And River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macowen, Arthur H to read onlineMoreLess
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