Sonnets of Life
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53 TO ONE WHO HAD LIVED A CEN- TURY A smiling infant at the century's birth, Gifted and honored at the century's close, Holding hearts captive in her charmed re- pose.
The friend— the more than friend — of matchless worth, Within this span of years through grief and mirth, Through woe and weal, the tide of Being flows Gifts great and manifold earth-life bestows And in Heaven's plan no prescience of dearth.
What now perceives her spirit in its course On upward wing through those translucent wave...s, The secrets of the stars? Of light the source ?
The meaning of this strange electric force Which we call Life — and try to read its staves Until its melody our soul enslaves?
55 A MYSTERY I A presence from my home has passed to-day And left a silence. 'Twas not human friend Nor voiced our human speech. Yet do I lend A plaint of grief which Time can scarce al- lay.
A prisoned soul from wondering orbs looked out And met the soul in mine, with mute caress And reciprocity of tenderness, Wherein there lay no human dole nor doubt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 TO ONE WHO HAD LIVED A CEN- TURY A smiling infant at the century's birth, Gifted and honored at the century's close, Holding hearts captive in her charmed re- pose.
The friend— the more than friend — of matchless worth, Within this span of years through grief and mirth, Through woe and weal, the tide of Being flows Gifts great and manifold earth-life bestows And in Heaven's plan no prescience of dearth.
What now perceives her spirit in its course On upward wing through those translucent wave...s, The secrets of the stars? Of light the source ?
The meaning of this strange electric force Which we call Life — and try to read its staves Until its melody our soul enslaves?
55 A MYSTERY I A presence from my home has passed to-day And left a silence. 'Twas not human friend Nor voiced our human speech. Yet do I lend A plaint of grief which Time can scarce al- lay.
A prisoned soul from wondering orbs looked out And met the soul in mine, with mute caress And reciprocity of tenderness, Wherein there lay no human dole nor doubt.
What to read after Sonnets of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Jeanie Oliver Davidson, 1836-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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