Addio Madretta And Other Plays
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And from his deep kind eyes I drank, and knew How God had magnified my soul through him, And sent me peace. And I returned to thee; For here in thee have I my glory.
LISETTA.
Now comes the old spring back again, and I May speak! Guido, look through my window vines Where the stars rise. Love, I have not slept For lacking thee, and oft have seen as now The moonlight lie like sleep upon the slope, And in the garden of the sky the moon Drift like a blown rose. Yet I might not speak.
88 THE TWILIGHT... SAINT Guroo. Thou art my saint and shrine !
LISETTA.
Now shall my dream become thy song again, And the long twilight be more sweet.
GUIDO.
I pray thee rest thee now and sleep. Goodnight. My full heart breaks in song ; and I will sit, Hearing the blessed saints within my soul, And will not stir from thee lest thou shouldst wake When I might not be near to serve thy need.
THE DEAD POET To John Leisk Tait "Tibi: namque tu solebas Meas esse aliquid putare nugas. " THE DEAD POET THE FATHER. THE MOTHER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And from his deep kind eyes I drank, and knew How God had magnified my soul through him, And sent me peace. And I returned to thee; For here in thee have I my glory.
LISETTA.
Now comes the old spring back again, and I May speak! Guido, look through my window vines Where the stars rise. Love, I have not slept For lacking thee, and oft have seen as now The moonlight lie like sleep upon the slope, And in the garden of the sky the moon Drift like a blown rose. Yet I might not speak.
88 THE TWILIGHT... SAINT Guroo. Thou art my saint and shrine !
LISETTA.
Now shall my dream become thy song again, And the long twilight be more sweet.
GUIDO.
I pray thee rest thee now and sleep. Goodnight. My full heart breaks in song ; and I will sit, Hearing the blessed saints within my soul, And will not stir from thee lest thou shouldst wake When I might not be near to serve thy need.
THE DEAD POET To John Leisk Tait "Tibi: namque tu solebas Meas esse aliquid putare nugas. " THE DEAD POET THE FATHER. THE MOTHER.
What to read after Addio Madretta And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stark Young to read onlineMoreLess
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