An Iseult Idyll And Other Poems
An Iseult Idyll And Other Poems
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Like some shy-footed fawn, Surprise the startled morn ; And dive within the river where it slips, And deepens, and grows still, Forgetting how each rill Upon the mountain sang with boistrous lips.
21 THE SIREN'S SONG Lo ! far within the wood, Where dwells the Satyr brood, Are springs of milk and honey, while, men say Half hidden, through the green, Half guessed at, and half seen, The maenad and the bassarid do play Garlands they gather there To weave about thine hair, And, lo, thy couch they sm...other o'er with flowers.
They laugh and live as one Who hides him from the sun, Through all the verdant length of vernal hours.
And when the nightingale, Within the distant dale, Maddens the midnight with her song of songs, 22 THE SIREN'S -SONG That wanderer, the moon, With listening feigns a swoon, And far unto the dawn her stay prolongs.
What profits it to plough The barren sea ? Each bough Hangs heavy with its fruit, its shade, for thee ; While we the Sirens haunt Thy heart with fairest chaunt And life is one mellifluous harmony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like some shy-footed fawn, Surprise the startled morn ; And dive within the river where it slips, And deepens, and grows still, Forgetting how each rill Upon the mountain sang with boistrous lips.
21 THE SIREN'S SONG Lo ! far within the wood, Where dwells the Satyr brood, Are springs of milk and honey, while, men say Half hidden, through the green, Half guessed at, and half seen, The maenad and the bassarid do play Garlands they gather there To weave about thine hair, And, lo, thy couch they sm...other o'er with flowers.
They laugh and live as one Who hides him from the sun, Through all the verdant length of vernal hours.
And when the nightingale, Within the distant dale, Maddens the midnight with her song of songs, 22 THE SIREN'S -SONG That wanderer, the moon, With listening feigns a swoon, And far unto the dawn her stay prolongs.
What profits it to plough The barren sea ? Each bough Hangs heavy with its fruit, its shade, for thee ; While we the Sirens haunt Thy heart with fairest chaunt And life is one mellifluous harmony.
What to read after An Iseult Idyll And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Constant Grace Constant Lounsbery to read onlineMoreLess
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