Rhythmic Soliloquies
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How dull of soul to think that time or space Shall foil the fiat of our common fate!
Whilst Time a billion aeons backward hurls Through births and deaths of multitudinous worlds, Love, now dismissed, shall sadly smile and wait Once more to fold us fast in his embrace!
"GLAD SPOKE THE GREETING" /^LAD spoke the greeting of my lips to you; ^^ Yet gladder woke the welcome of my heart.
When you and I had each grown to be part Of one love-thought, though in the flesh called two!
For one glad day such... gladness did come true.
So true that nothing, wrought by force or art, Can ever let the blasting doubt up-start That from Love's fount our drink we never drew!
Tonight, forlorn, still to Hope's veil I cling And think: "Though he may now my name despise.
Some time, when I am ashes, it shall ring Once more so sweet! And he shall learn, grown wise.
His loss. Yet let him then quick dry his eyes, Cast off remorse, feel that I, too, see clear And, though unheard, with him Joy's anthem sing That we again are pne beyond all fear!" 35 "OH, PRAY YOU, PITY ME!" (^H, pray you, pity me!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How dull of soul to think that time or space Shall foil the fiat of our common fate!
Whilst Time a billion aeons backward hurls Through births and deaths of multitudinous worlds, Love, now dismissed, shall sadly smile and wait Once more to fold us fast in his embrace!
"GLAD SPOKE THE GREETING" /^LAD spoke the greeting of my lips to you; ^^ Yet gladder woke the welcome of my heart.
When you and I had each grown to be part Of one love-thought, though in the flesh called two!
For one glad day such... gladness did come true.
So true that nothing, wrought by force or art, Can ever let the blasting doubt up-start That from Love's fount our drink we never drew!
Tonight, forlorn, still to Hope's veil I cling And think: "Though he may now my name despise.
Some time, when I am ashes, it shall ring Once more so sweet! And he shall learn, grown wise.
His loss. Yet let him then quick dry his eyes, Cast off remorse, feel that I, too, see clear And, though unheard, with him Joy's anthem sing That we again are pne beyond all fear!" 35 "OH, PRAY YOU, PITY ME!" (^H, pray you, pity me!
What to read after Rhythmic Soliloquies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Struthers, William to read onlineMoreLess
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