Songs in Cities And Gardens
Songs in Cities And Gardens
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Oh, friend, for whom fulfilment never came In life, was death decisive and complete ?
59 LOVE LITTLE darling, I love you so, J I watch, at every cruel v^ord's surprise, The mist steal slowly to your scornful eyes. The hot red colour sweep across your cheek, I see you tremble, grow more worn and weak — Little darling, I love you so ! What joy to know I have within my will Such force to hurt, such potency to kill You, frail and small, unloving, still I hold Mine, mine, to torture till your years ...are told.
60 A MAN SPEAKS OUR little, rose-soft sisters, — With laughing lips and tender eyes. Our sisters — made of dew and flame. Of sunlight, snow, and starlit skies. Drift on — for evermore the same.
Our little foolish sisters, — Created fair, that love be born.
And then to pain and torment hurled; To first allure, and then, forlorn And puzzled, face an iron world.
Our little broken sisters, — Too frail to meet their evil chance, Who made them fair enough for love But all too weak for circumstance ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, friend, for whom fulfilment never came In life, was death decisive and complete ?
59 LOVE LITTLE darling, I love you so, J I watch, at every cruel v^ord's surprise, The mist steal slowly to your scornful eyes. The hot red colour sweep across your cheek, I see you tremble, grow more worn and weak — Little darling, I love you so ! What joy to know I have within my will Such force to hurt, such potency to kill You, frail and small, unloving, still I hold Mine, mine, to torture till your years ...are told.
60 A MAN SPEAKS OUR little, rose-soft sisters, — With laughing lips and tender eyes. Our sisters — made of dew and flame. Of sunlight, snow, and starlit skies. Drift on — for evermore the same.
Our little foolish sisters, — Created fair, that love be born.
And then to pain and torment hurled; To first allure, and then, forlorn And puzzled, face an iron world.
Our little broken sisters, — Too frail to meet their evil chance, Who made them fair enough for love But all too weak for circumstance ?
What to read after Songs in Cities And Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Manchester Gates Granville Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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