The Banners of the Coast [poems]
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The Banners of the Coast [poems]
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What silence must we keep, — What song sing in the night when others mourn t Dear Heart, no peril and no strife forlorn, — Only to love as God would have us love; Only to love as we ourselves would love; — Only to love that Love may never die.
34 Niglft m Hit (Eoaat The wind is in the pines, And a voioe in the wind Grieving of ruined shrines; Yet what it cannot find On earth, is in my mind.
A storm moans on the bar.
And will not cease to be; A lonely western star Looks on the lonely sea ; Yet l...ove is here with me.
No more the red dawn foams.
No more the pulses start; The spirit-evening comes, Yet all that must depart From life, lives in my heart The sea-wind brings the mist, That shrouds the silent coast; A dead face I have kissed, — And loved, of all things most, — Is mine, though all be lost 35 Clarolina ptt^B O the Southern Pineland free Breathes immortal melody, like the immemorial music of the old melodious sea: Purer than the live-oak shrines, Sweeter than the jessamines, Is the wild and lonely liberty beneath the windy pines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What silence must we keep, — What song sing in the night when others mourn t Dear Heart, no peril and no strife forlorn, — Only to love as God would have us love; Only to love as we ourselves would love; — Only to love that Love may never die.
34 Niglft m Hit (Eoaat The wind is in the pines, And a voioe in the wind Grieving of ruined shrines; Yet what it cannot find On earth, is in my mind.
A storm moans on the bar.
And will not cease to be; A lonely western star Looks on the lonely sea ; Yet l...ove is here with me.
No more the red dawn foams.
No more the pulses start; The spirit-evening comes, Yet all that must depart From life, lives in my heart The sea-wind brings the mist, That shrouds the silent coast; A dead face I have kissed, — And loved, of all things most, — Is mine, though all be lost 35 Clarolina ptt^B O the Southern Pineland free Breathes immortal melody, like the immemorial music of the old melodious sea: Purer than the live-oak shrines, Sweeter than the jessamines, Is the wild and lonely liberty beneath the windy pines.
What to read after The Banners of the Coast [poems]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rutledge, Archibald Hamilton, 1883-1973 to read onlineMoreLess
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