Shadows
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143 SHIFTING SHADOWS.
I want to find some blessid spot Whar children ain t at least is not Beholden to elections An sich for names that, ciphered out r Wud kiver nigh onter about A mile in all directions.
144 SONG OF THE KLAMATH.
I.
A MERRY and mad and terrible stream, That dashes and gleams and gloats O er dead men s bones and golden stones, And the wreck of a thousand boats, O er the strangled tones and muffled moans Of a "throng of silent throats.
II.
Ay, terrible, merry, and mad they say, T...hough I revel and roll in smiles; But the human race with its pallid face Will hurry asvay from my dread embrace As I dance through the mountain aisles.
SHIFTING SHADOWS.
III.
And well may they fear this timorous tribe, For I fancy a singular toll, And oft as I can from my enemy, man, I snatch a reluctant soul.
IV.
Then madly I toy with the pitiful clay Which struggled and gasped and died, And into his arms all my treasure of charms I cast like a newly made bride.
V.
I kiss the warm glory of hair from his brow, And cradle him on my breast ; But his lips are as mute as a stringless lute, And I know that it is but Dead Sea fruit My circling arms have pressed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
143 SHIFTING SHADOWS.
I want to find some blessid spot Whar children ain t at least is not Beholden to elections An sich for names that, ciphered out r Wud kiver nigh onter about A mile in all directions.
144 SONG OF THE KLAMATH.
I.
A MERRY and mad and terrible stream, That dashes and gleams and gloats O er dead men s bones and golden stones, And the wreck of a thousand boats, O er the strangled tones and muffled moans Of a "throng of silent throats.
II.
Ay, terrible, merry, and mad they say, T...hough I revel and roll in smiles; But the human race with its pallid face Will hurry asvay from my dread embrace As I dance through the mountain aisles.
SHIFTING SHADOWS.
III.
And well may they fear this timorous tribe, For I fancy a singular toll, And oft as I can from my enemy, man, I snatch a reluctant soul.
IV.
Then madly I toy with the pitiful clay Which struggled and gasped and died, And into his arms all my treasure of charms I cast like a newly made bride.
V.
I kiss the warm glory of hair from his brow, And cradle him on my breast ; But his lips are as mute as a stringless lute, And I know that it is but Dead Sea fruit My circling arms have pressed.
What to read after Shadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George K Camp to read onlineMoreLess
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