A Venetian Lover
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84 A VENETIAN LOVER And fell back to mute hopelessness.
. The morn Went slowly, and I hated it. I rose, And idly played with an unfinished score, Then tore it into fragments, with distrust Of my perturbed brain grown quickly sharp.
And all the strength seemed taken from my limbs.
Now while I mused disconsolate, I heard A fresh young voice that sang a sweet sad song — The song I set to music for the girl : I think the words are graven on my soul !
A VENETIAN LOVER 85 Oh the happy afternoon, When..., upon the lone lagoon.
In a gondola we rode.
Thou and I !
86 A VENETIAN LOVER How the ni,erry sunshine glowed In the spray that fled and flowed, Rippled, tinkled, fell to die On the water ! Oh, the swoon Of the earth and air and sky !
Oh, the cry Of the swaying gondolier, As he sang his toil to cheer!
Oh, the color on thy cheek !
Love ! we did not try to speak ; We could only sigh.
II Oh the midnight sweet with moon, When across the pale lagoon A VENETIAN LOVER 8 J In the gondola we fled — Thou and I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
84 A VENETIAN LOVER And fell back to mute hopelessness.
. The morn Went slowly, and I hated it. I rose, And idly played with an unfinished score, Then tore it into fragments, with distrust Of my perturbed brain grown quickly sharp.
And all the strength seemed taken from my limbs.
Now while I mused disconsolate, I heard A fresh young voice that sang a sweet sad song — The song I set to music for the girl : I think the words are graven on my soul !
A VENETIAN LOVER 85 Oh the happy afternoon, When..., upon the lone lagoon.
In a gondola we rode.
Thou and I !
86 A VENETIAN LOVER How the ni,erry sunshine glowed In the spray that fled and flowed, Rippled, tinkled, fell to die On the water ! Oh, the swoon Of the earth and air and sky !
Oh, the cry Of the swaying gondolier, As he sang his toil to cheer!
Oh, the color on thy cheek !
Love ! we did not try to speak ; We could only sigh.
II Oh the midnight sweet with moon, When across the pale lagoon A VENETIAN LOVER 8 J In the gondola we fled — Thou and I.
What to read after A Venetian Lover?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Edward, 1848-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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