Sonnets And Songs
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Out in the pathless dark, all yours, I go, Brave with the purple promise of the wine. You, you I love, because you bring me woe.
[27] XXVI Not Dead but Sleeping And if I came, ah, if I came again, And laid my hand on your forgetful heart, Where once it lay so warm, could the pulse start, Remembering Spring ? Now, at the sound of rain, I do but turn a little in disdain To see the flowers renew their lovely part, Blooming afresh. For memory holds no smart, Love aches no more to know how it was sl...ain.
Yet if I came to you who heed no more My name upon the wind? Love s ghost, lean near, I have a word that only you may hear.
If you should come to me with dear desire, My soul s dry staff should tremble to its core And flame against your touch in buds of fire.
[28] XXVII The Last Gift What shall I give to her who will not care If I give soul or roses, will not know How that, for sweets she ll spend, light smiles she ll sow, I will reap bitter tears? If she could wear Those tears as stars to sparkle in her hair!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out in the pathless dark, all yours, I go, Brave with the purple promise of the wine. You, you I love, because you bring me woe.
[27] XXVI Not Dead but Sleeping And if I came, ah, if I came again, And laid my hand on your forgetful heart, Where once it lay so warm, could the pulse start, Remembering Spring ? Now, at the sound of rain, I do but turn a little in disdain To see the flowers renew their lovely part, Blooming afresh. For memory holds no smart, Love aches no more to know how it was sl...ain.
Yet if I came to you who heed no more My name upon the wind? Love s ghost, lean near, I have a word that only you may hear.
If you should come to me with dear desire, My soul s dry staff should tremble to its core And flame against your touch in buds of fire.
[28] XXVII The Last Gift What shall I give to her who will not care If I give soul or roses, will not know How that, for sweets she ll spend, light smiles she ll sow, I will reap bitter tears? If she could wear Those tears as stars to sparkle in her hair!
What to read after Sonnets And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitney Helen Hay to read onlineMoreLess
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