A Wand And Strings And Other Poems
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The soul is very perfect to take tune, This heart of June, From leaf-chord lyres, and sleepy bands of birds That drowse awake to melodize with words Old themes of swoon. 55 A Wand and Strings And floating out of other worlds than they, From far away, Are petal winds detached from a rose In perfumed gardens of the rose-jar close Of old Cathay.
Winds that in precincts of the Sultan were Once, and did stir, Softly, in and out, through filigrees of gold; And now, like merchants, make their wares un... fold, Smelling of myrrh.
Almost as if some maiden loosed her hair, Some maiden fair, Around her shoulders, and its waftures fell All dimly sweet on me on me, as well, Worshipping there.
As if I held her, breathing, to my breast, And touched and pressed 56 As It Looked to One All of her, lying soft, in one embrace That brought her beauty brimming to her face On a bright crest Of sudden joy, and poised it there while I Kissed it to die; And all around were summer, and this moon, Sleeping, and being amorous with June, Under the sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soul is very perfect to take tune, This heart of June, From leaf-chord lyres, and sleepy bands of birds That drowse awake to melodize with words Old themes of swoon. 55 A Wand and Strings And floating out of other worlds than they, From far away, Are petal winds detached from a rose In perfumed gardens of the rose-jar close Of old Cathay.
Winds that in precincts of the Sultan were Once, and did stir, Softly, in and out, through filigrees of gold; And now, like merchants, make their wares un... fold, Smelling of myrrh.
Almost as if some maiden loosed her hair, Some maiden fair, Around her shoulders, and its waftures fell All dimly sweet on me on me, as well, Worshipping there.
As if I held her, breathing, to my breast, And touched and pressed 56 As It Looked to One All of her, lying soft, in one embrace That brought her beauty brimming to her face On a bright crest Of sudden joy, and poised it there while I Kissed it to die; And all around were summer, and this moon, Sleeping, and being amorous with June, Under the sky.
What to read after A Wand And Strings And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Robbins Curtis Low to read onlineMoreLess
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