The Golden Darkness
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EYES.
THERE have been eyes remembered of the rain Hustling the starlight from her blowing hair, And eyes in the wake of the ocean s dusk That left her secret shadows smouldering there.
There have been eyes remembered of the wind Waking in tears the blue dew-light anew, And eyes that soul-wraiths in the waiting darkness, Eager with strange stirring, wondered through.
There have been eyes like dim, unopened panels Behind which listening soul-wraiths heard all in vain. The cry of the years blunder...ing through beauty, The cry of the wind desolate in the rain.
There have been eyes that the weird star-rays Like elfin fingers, opened on a vast blue sea, Where ocean-girdled worlds swim, and grandeured hills Grasp dumbly at nothingness eternally.
Always there have been eyes innumerable, But never will they close on tired white faces, But worlds and worlds of stars and rains and dawns Plunge blindly weltering through unknown spaces.
THE TRAVELER.
I SHALL come back with memories Of opal seas and sapphire skies, A thousand winds upon my lips, A thousand strangers in my eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EYES.
THERE have been eyes remembered of the rain Hustling the starlight from her blowing hair, And eyes in the wake of the ocean s dusk That left her secret shadows smouldering there.
There have been eyes remembered of the wind Waking in tears the blue dew-light anew, And eyes that soul-wraiths in the waiting darkness, Eager with strange stirring, wondered through.
There have been eyes like dim, unopened panels Behind which listening soul-wraiths heard all in vain. The cry of the years blunder...ing through beauty, The cry of the wind desolate in the rain.
There have been eyes that the weird star-rays Like elfin fingers, opened on a vast blue sea, Where ocean-girdled worlds swim, and grandeured hills Grasp dumbly at nothingness eternally.
Always there have been eyes innumerable, But never will they close on tired white faces, But worlds and worlds of stars and rains and dawns Plunge blindly weltering through unknown spaces.
THE TRAVELER.
I SHALL come back with memories Of opal seas and sapphire skies, A thousand winds upon my lips, A thousand strangers in my eyes.
What to read after The Golden Darkness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar F Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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