Songs of William Renton
Songs of William Renton
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The world how round !
26 A SONG OF SAD HEART.
Here on this very spot We parted nine weeks since. Great Heaven ! nine weeks hence Is all forgot ?
Here on this very walk — O fool why not let be Thy bliss, thy misery ?
Why talk, why talk?
Truce to thy vanity !
Shall Time travail in pain. Change kingdoms, yet remain The same to thee ?
Well, well, I shall not weep. For all my heart is chill As thine, dear Love ; I will Go home and sleep.
And so my Life, my Light, My Spirit and Soul that art, My own ...sweet sad Sweetheart, Once more, good night.
A SONG OF THE BALCONY TT ERE by your balcony I stand, Once more, once more, my vSweet, And close vipon the plighted land Where moon and ivy greet ; For here one night you kissed my hand, And here I kissed your feet.
The dawn, her starry chariots manned.
With all her coursers fleet. Drives down toward the silver strand Where earth and ocean meet. To stay the pressure of your hand, The imprint of your feet.
Earth's million million tongues command, Her million eyes entreat The rocket, soaring like a brand To shower in golden sleet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The world how round !
26 A SONG OF SAD HEART.
Here on this very spot We parted nine weeks since. Great Heaven ! nine weeks hence Is all forgot ?
Here on this very walk — O fool why not let be Thy bliss, thy misery ?
Why talk, why talk?
Truce to thy vanity !
Shall Time travail in pain. Change kingdoms, yet remain The same to thee ?
Well, well, I shall not weep. For all my heart is chill As thine, dear Love ; I will Go home and sleep.
And so my Life, my Light, My Spirit and Soul that art, My own ...sweet sad Sweetheart, Once more, good night.
A SONG OF THE BALCONY TT ERE by your balcony I stand, Once more, once more, my vSweet, And close vipon the plighted land Where moon and ivy greet ; For here one night you kissed my hand, And here I kissed your feet.
The dawn, her starry chariots manned.
With all her coursers fleet. Drives down toward the silver strand Where earth and ocean meet. To stay the pressure of your hand, The imprint of your feet.
Earth's million million tongues command, Her million eyes entreat The rocket, soaring like a brand To shower in golden sleet.
What to read after Songs of William Renton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Renton to read onlineMoreLess
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