The Lonely Dancer and Other Poems by Richard Le Gallienne
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page 55 of 80 (68%)
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From nether base to starry cope
Nature's two laws are Faith and Hope. Safe in the care of heavenly powers, The good we dreamed but might not do, Lost beauty magically new, Shall spring as surely as the flowers, When, 'mid the sobbing of the rain, The heart of April beats again. Celestial spirit that doth roll The heart's sepulchral stone away, Be this our resurrection day, The singing Easter of the soul: O Gentle Master of the Wise Teach us to say, "I will arise." BALLAD OF THE SEVEN O'CLOCK WHISTLE The daisied dawn is in the sky, And the young day still dew and dream, When on the innocent morning air There comes a terrifying scream; And the four ends of the sad earth Repeat the hellish dreadful call; Soft ladies murmur in soft beds-- "The morning whistle--that is all!" |
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