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    Along the Shore
    Along the Shore
    Along the Shore
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    Along the Shore

    By Rose Hawthorne Lathrop

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    Release dateSep 16, 2022
    ISBN8596547344919
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      Along the Shore - Rose Hawthorne Lathrop

      Rose Hawthorne Lathrop

      Along the Shore

      EAN 8596547344919

      DigiCat, 2022

      Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info

      Table of Contents

      INLET AND SHORE.

      IMPERSONALITY

      A PROTEAN GLIMPSE.

      POWER AGAINST POWER. [Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1864.]

      LIFE'S PRIESTESS.

      LOVE NOW.

      ONE AND ONE.

      THE VIOLIN.

      GERTRUDE. [In Memory: 1877.]

      UNITY IN SPACE.

      THE SHELL AND THE WORLD.

      THE CLOCK-TOWER BELL.

      OURS TO ENDURE.

      BROKEN WAVES.

      WHY SAD TO-DAY?

      THE GHOSTS OF REVELLERS.

      LIFE'S BURYING-GROUND.

      BEYOND UTTERANCE.

      THE SUICIDE.

      FOR OTHERS.

      ZEST.

      THE UNPERFECTED.

      GOD-MADE.

      A SONG BEFORE GRIEF.

      PRIDE: FATE.

      FRANCIE.

      LOST REALITY.

      CLOSING CHORDS.

      GRACE.

      ENDLESS RESOURCE.

      THE BABY.

      A Waltz.

      FIRST BLOOM OF LOVE.

      A WOOING SONG.

      DOROTHY.

      MORNING SONG.

      LOOKING BACKWARD.

      UNLOVED.

      THE CLOCK'S SONG.

      BROKEN-HEARTED.

      THE CYNIC'S FEALTY.

      THE GIRLS WE MIGHT HAVE WED.

      NEITHER!

      USED UP.

      A YOUTH'S SUICIDE.

      TWENTY BOLD MARINERS.

      IN THE ARTILLERY.

      THE LOST BATTLE

      THE OUTGOING RACE.

      HIDDEN HISTORY.

      A BALLAD OF THE MIST.

      THE DREAMING WHEEL.

      THE ROADS THAT MEET.

      A PASSING VOICE.

      INLET AND SHORE.

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      Here is a world of changing glow,

      Where moods roll swiftly far and wide;

      Waves sadder than a funeral's pride,

      Or bluer than the harebell's blow!

      The sunlight makes the black hulls cast

      A firefly radiance down the deep;

      The inlet gleams, the long clouds sweep,

      The sails flit up, the sails drop past.

      The far sea-line is hushed and still;

      The nearer sea has life and voice;

      Each soul may take his fondest choice—

      The silence, or the restless thrill.

      O little children of the deep—

      The single sails, the bright, full sails,

      Gold in the sun, dark when it fails,

      Now you are smiling, then you weep!

      O blue of heaven, and bluer sea,

      And green of wave, and gold of sky,

      And white of sand that stretches by,

      Toward east and west, away from me!

      O shell-strewn shore, that silent hears

      The legend of the mighty main,

      And tells to none the lore again—

      We catch one utterance only: Years!

      IMPERSONALITY

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      I dreamed within a dream the sun was gold;

      And as I walked beneath this golden

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