Wine And Gall
Wine And Gall
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Are you not rather tired already With the world's frets and jars ? Oh let me keep you smiling, Lady, And lift you to the stars !
19 B2 FATHER AND SON.
MY father's god is a prohibitionist Who threatens and bullies and smites ; All that he saves from red perdition is The hero of a hundred fights.
I look to one whose law is lenient, With more of ought than must, Who brings the hearts of the disobedient To the wisdom of the just.
R.
20 OF THE LILY THAT WENT TO HEAVEN.
I PLANTED seven lilies In the ...month of May ; One was trodden underfoot, One stolen away, One loved the moon, and died In the heat of the sun ; One shrank back into the ground Ere well begun.
One I plucked for comfort, One tarrieth ; But the seventh found her heart Not seeing Death.
L.
21 AND if you ask me why I kiss your finger-tips 'Tis, not to meet your placid eye, Your cold, impassive lips.
And if you ask me how I dare to kiss your heart I say 'tis from your cruel brow Luckily set apart, Your fingers well dissemble, To hide indifference ; Your heart will readily throb and tremble Weaving a love-pretence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are you not rather tired already With the world's frets and jars ? Oh let me keep you smiling, Lady, And lift you to the stars !
19 B2 FATHER AND SON.
MY father's god is a prohibitionist Who threatens and bullies and smites ; All that he saves from red perdition is The hero of a hundred fights.
I look to one whose law is lenient, With more of ought than must, Who brings the hearts of the disobedient To the wisdom of the just.
R.
20 OF THE LILY THAT WENT TO HEAVEN.
I PLANTED seven lilies In the ...month of May ; One was trodden underfoot, One stolen away, One loved the moon, and died In the heat of the sun ; One shrank back into the ground Ere well begun.
One I plucked for comfort, One tarrieth ; But the seventh found her heart Not seeing Death.
L.
21 AND if you ask me why I kiss your finger-tips 'Tis, not to meet your placid eye, Your cold, impassive lips.
And if you ask me how I dare to kiss your heart I say 'tis from your cruel brow Luckily set apart, Your fingers well dissemble, To hide indifference ; Your heart will readily throb and tremble Weaving a love-pretence.
What to read after Wine And Gall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Nichol Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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