Songs of the Desert
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This land, they say, is beyond our ken, Never beheld by the eyes of men; "Tis only a dream land ah, then, It leaves us so much to presume.
Alone I 'm walking the desert sand, Even unclasped from hope's frail hand, Going blindly to that unknown land, Simply going because I must. With all the pain from sun's heat severe, While all the flowers begin to sear, I would rather stay forever here, Than go back to the desert dust.
104 SOJ\'GS OF THE DESERT.
MY LOVE STORY.
Oh, wasn't it strange to you and... me, When we sat in the parlor long ago; Both hearts as loving as love could be, And we said that through all eternity I belonged to you, and you to me, And your eyes were bright with love's sweet glow.
We knew of a parting soon to come That would take you thousands of miles away, And we thought of it like creatures dumb ; It seemed so hard to be parted from The one we loved, and the dear old home Seemed full of sadness that autumn day.
Oh, how we lingered that autumn day, And my hand, unthinking, your hand sought; Your drooping head on my shoulder lay, And we thought of you going far away, And the only words of hope we could say : Our love is too pure to come to naught.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This land, they say, is beyond our ken, Never beheld by the eyes of men; "Tis only a dream land ah, then, It leaves us so much to presume.
Alone I 'm walking the desert sand, Even unclasped from hope's frail hand, Going blindly to that unknown land, Simply going because I must. With all the pain from sun's heat severe, While all the flowers begin to sear, I would rather stay forever here, Than go back to the desert dust.
104 SOJ\'GS OF THE DESERT.
MY LOVE STORY.
Oh, wasn't it strange to you and... me, When we sat in the parlor long ago; Both hearts as loving as love could be, And we said that through all eternity I belonged to you, and you to me, And your eyes were bright with love's sweet glow.
We knew of a parting soon to come That would take you thousands of miles away, And we thought of it like creatures dumb ; It seemed so hard to be parted from The one we loved, and the dear old home Seemed full of sadness that autumn day.
Oh, how we lingered that autumn day, And my hand, unthinking, your hand sought; Your drooping head on my shoulder lay, And we thought of you going far away, And the only words of hope we could say : Our love is too pure to come to naught.
What to read after Songs of the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faraway Moses to read onlineMoreLess
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