A Tale of True Love, And Other Poems
A Tale of True Love, And Other Poems
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Shall no more be your playmate on pasture and plain; The flower-fields of Enna will see me no more, I may float to the seaweed, but not to the shore.
Come there to me, Acis ! I never can be Immortal, save, dearest, immortal with thee I ' Digitized by VjOOQ IC 76 POLYPHEMUS ACIS " I am here on the hillside, in hidden ravine, Where the mosses are moist and the maidenhair green.
I am suckled by snow-bosoms warmed by the sun.
Through the reeds and the rushes I ripple and run, I, too, am immortal, I... never can fail ; If my source is the summit, my bourne is the vale.
I am coming, am coming, on hastening feet, That the sweet wave and salt wave may mingle and meet; To your mermaiden-music hill-music will bring From the full founts of summer and freshets of spring.
We together shall glide, we together shall gleam, For you are my Siren, and I am your Stream ; Digitized by VjOOQ IC POLYPHEMUS 77 From your fondness my fondness no hatred can sever, I shall lap you, and lave you, and love you for ever, Beloved Galatea !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall no more be your playmate on pasture and plain; The flower-fields of Enna will see me no more, I may float to the seaweed, but not to the shore.
Come there to me, Acis ! I never can be Immortal, save, dearest, immortal with thee I ' Digitized by VjOOQ IC 76 POLYPHEMUS ACIS " I am here on the hillside, in hidden ravine, Where the mosses are moist and the maidenhair green.
I am suckled by snow-bosoms warmed by the sun.
Through the reeds and the rushes I ripple and run, I, too, am immortal, I... never can fail ; If my source is the summit, my bourne is the vale.
I am coming, am coming, on hastening feet, That the sweet wave and salt wave may mingle and meet; To your mermaiden-music hill-music will bring From the full founts of summer and freshets of spring.
We together shall glide, we together shall gleam, For you are my Siren, and I am your Stream ; Digitized by VjOOQ IC POLYPHEMUS 77 From your fondness my fondness no hatred can sever, I shall lap you, and lave you, and love you for ever, Beloved Galatea !
What to read after A Tale of True Love, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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