Songs to Save a Soul
Songs to Save a Soul
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. . The sun had set in red . Dull and slow.
A pulse beats And, surging to its thud, Painfully ebbs and flows my singing blood, In colds, and heats. 73 74 Discovery Suddenly The little carpeted space Between us widens . . . And I see your face Across infinity.
Immaturity 1SAW the delicate profile of her face, And the soft silhouette of her young grace, The quaint delicious roundness of her head, Her silver paleness, save where the lips flashed red, Parted to let her untragic treble through Sweet... with the lack of pain she never knew.
And seeing her, so virginally fair, I felt the passion of a most vain prayer, That the faint petals of this bright white rose Remain forever so, and not unclose, Lest when the lovely leaves are all unfurled I find a maggot in its deep heart curled.
76 I HAVE done you greater wrong Than you had done Had you lifted your hand to hush my song, And put out my morning sun.
You, who have reached se high, To be forced so low !
Down to the dust of a little lie Lest my heart were too small to know All of your innocent need, To stand above Jealousy, fear, possession's greed, Not grown enough in love !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . The sun had set in red . Dull and slow.
A pulse beats And, surging to its thud, Painfully ebbs and flows my singing blood, In colds, and heats. 73 74 Discovery Suddenly The little carpeted space Between us widens . . . And I see your face Across infinity.
Immaturity 1SAW the delicate profile of her face, And the soft silhouette of her young grace, The quaint delicious roundness of her head, Her silver paleness, save where the lips flashed red, Parted to let her untragic treble through Sweet... with the lack of pain she never knew.
And seeing her, so virginally fair, I felt the passion of a most vain prayer, That the faint petals of this bright white rose Remain forever so, and not unclose, Lest when the lovely leaves are all unfurled I find a maggot in its deep heart curled.
76 I HAVE done you greater wrong Than you had done Had you lifted your hand to hush my song, And put out my morning sun.
You, who have reached se high, To be forced so low !
Down to the dust of a little lie Lest my heart were too small to know All of your innocent need, To stand above Jealousy, fear, possession's greed, Not grown enough in love !
What to read after Songs to Save a Soul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irene Rutherford Mcleod De Slincourt to read onlineMoreLess
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