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With sudden feet that graze the gradual sea ; Couldst thou not watch with me ? . . .
Sunbeam by sunbeam creeps from line to line, Foam by foam quickens on the brightening brine ; Sail by sail passes, flower by flower gets free ; Couldst thou not watch with me ? . . . ' There is a deeper note in the poem At a MontJis End, a companion piece with the F^lise of the earlier volume, but possess- ing a maturer strength, a wider knowledge Poems and Ballads 79 than the former poem. It is almost a novel ...in a few stanzas, but with the use of sugges- tion in the place of the usual statement of fiction. There is a curious similarity between this poem and the more recent novel of the Italian D'Annunzio, // Trionfo della Morte. The ' sleek black pantheress ' of the poem is an idealised version of the Ippolita of the later novel ; more inconstant, perhaps, but for all intents the same woman.
' Strange eyes, new limbs, can no man give her ; Sweet is the sweet thing as it is. No soul she hath, we see, to outlive her ; Hath she for that no lips to kiss ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With sudden feet that graze the gradual sea ; Couldst thou not watch with me ? . . .
Sunbeam by sunbeam creeps from line to line, Foam by foam quickens on the brightening brine ; Sail by sail passes, flower by flower gets free ; Couldst thou not watch with me ? . . . ' There is a deeper note in the poem At a MontJis End, a companion piece with the F^lise of the earlier volume, but possess- ing a maturer strength, a wider knowledge Poems and Ballads 79 than the former poem. It is almost a novel ...in a few stanzas, but with the use of sugges- tion in the place of the usual statement of fiction. There is a curious similarity between this poem and the more recent novel of the Italian D'Annunzio, // Trionfo della Morte. The ' sleek black pantheress ' of the poem is an idealised version of the Ippolita of the later novel ; more inconstant, perhaps, but for all intents the same woman.
' Strange eyes, new limbs, can no man give her ; Sweet is the sweet thing as it is. No soul she hath, we see, to outlive her ; Hath she for that no lips to kiss ?
What to read after Algernon Charles Swinburne a Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Wratislaw to read onlineMoreLess
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