The Voice in the Silence
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— And yet a bird may sing and branches bend In the soft hush of rain.
Gray walls and low-blown dust, Yet overhead each Spring white boughs in bloom.
Heart, heart we must Look skyward for the end is not in vain ; — Now empty gloom, But then, mayhap, wide pastures after rain.
And even now Along this lonely road A bird calls bravely from a wind-swept bough.
31 CANDLE-LIGHT A S in old days of mellow candle-light, -^ ^ A little flame of gold beside the pane Where icy branches blowing in the rain See...m spectre fingers of a ghostly night ; Yet on the hearth the fire is warm and bright, The homely kettle steams a soft refrain.
And to one's mind old things rush back again.
Sweet tender things still young in death's despite.
So, when the winter blasts across life's sea Do beat about my door and shake the walls Until the house must sink upon the sand, Then on some magic wind of memory.
Borne swiftly to my heart a whisper falls, — And on my arm the pressure of your hand !
32 FORGOTTEN ALL day the branches are so softly stirred, And ever comes a song the wind has made, The sunlight mingles with the drowsy shade, Deep in the wood a lonely thrush is heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— And yet a bird may sing and branches bend In the soft hush of rain.
Gray walls and low-blown dust, Yet overhead each Spring white boughs in bloom.
Heart, heart we must Look skyward for the end is not in vain ; — Now empty gloom, But then, mayhap, wide pastures after rain.
And even now Along this lonely road A bird calls bravely from a wind-swept bough.
31 CANDLE-LIGHT A S in old days of mellow candle-light, -^ ^ A little flame of gold beside the pane Where icy branches blowing in the rain See...m spectre fingers of a ghostly night ; Yet on the hearth the fire is warm and bright, The homely kettle steams a soft refrain.
And to one's mind old things rush back again.
Sweet tender things still young in death's despite.
So, when the winter blasts across life's sea Do beat about my door and shake the walls Until the house must sink upon the sand, Then on some magic wind of memory.
Borne swiftly to my heart a whisper falls, — And on my arm the pressure of your hand !
32 FORGOTTEN ALL day the branches are so softly stirred, And ever comes a song the wind has made, The sunlight mingles with the drowsy shade, Deep in the wood a lonely thrush is heard.
What to read after The Voice in the Silence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Thomas Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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