A Legend of St Bees And Other Poems
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heed me as 1 humbly pray, Say but the word — 'twill shed its ray On my chaotic night.
Could'st thou but feel my passion's fire, Which rages fast within, The flames which never will expire, But glow more bright and always higher, When thee I strive to win; Could st thou but feel love's keen desire, Then would'st thou know that nought could tire My love's exhaustless bin.
THE WOOING. 191 Do I see on thy cheek the smile Which tells me I have won! Thou dost not, then, my cause revile, And though I'...ve sunken 'neath thy wile, My pleadings dost not shun ; Ah! now I'm on a fairy isle, With all things round me to beguile, And thou'rt my brightest sun.
I'll lavish on thee jewels rare !
Of gold a boundless store ; I'll shield thee from earth's gentlest care Thou shalt be fanned by zephyrs rare From some Elysian shore; And day by day — as thou dost share Thy life with mine, my angel fair, I'll love thee more and more.
192 LINES.
LINES. * /JJ)OME lightsome breeze, with gentle kiss andlo w.
And fan the fever from his heated brow ; With kindly perfume, waft away the pain, And make King Health o'er all his form to reign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
heed me as 1 humbly pray, Say but the word — 'twill shed its ray On my chaotic night.
Could'st thou but feel my passion's fire, Which rages fast within, The flames which never will expire, But glow more bright and always higher, When thee I strive to win; Could st thou but feel love's keen desire, Then would'st thou know that nought could tire My love's exhaustless bin.
THE WOOING. 191 Do I see on thy cheek the smile Which tells me I have won! Thou dost not, then, my cause revile, And though I'...ve sunken 'neath thy wile, My pleadings dost not shun ; Ah! now I'm on a fairy isle, With all things round me to beguile, And thou'rt my brightest sun.
I'll lavish on thee jewels rare !
Of gold a boundless store ; I'll shield thee from earth's gentlest care Thou shalt be fanned by zephyrs rare From some Elysian shore; And day by day — as thou dost share Thy life with mine, my angel fair, I'll love thee more and more.
192 LINES.
LINES. * /JJ)OME lightsome breeze, with gentle kiss andlo w.
And fan the fever from his heated brow ; With kindly perfume, waft away the pain, And make King Health o'er all his form to reign.
What to read after A Legend of St Bees And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Frederick Forshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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