An Old Story And Other Poems
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64 THE FALCON.
I.
THE FLIGHT OF THE FALCON.
How the light light love, he has wings to fly. ' Lilias and Christabel Have each a bird that they love well, Dove and love-bird that they prize ; I had a falcon, with wild eyes.
That her turtle flieth not, Sweet Christabel hath built a cot ; A golden cage, a prison rare, Lihas hath wrought with care.
The Falcon. 65 Jesses nor hood my falcon knew, And where he Hsted there he flew ; But ever, were it east or west, His falconry was on my breast.
My fathe...r gave high towers three, To Lilias, Christabel, and me ; In the space between the towers, He set for us the fairest flowers ; — For them, white rose and eglantine, — The myrtle and red rose were mine.
And in our castle by the sea Morn and eve were sweet to me.
Till one day Lihas did espy (Gazing from her lattice high) 66 Tlie Falcon.
A glittering company appear, The sunlight flashed on crest and spear ; I leaned to look on knights so gay, And my proud falcon flew away.
In wrath he flew beyond the sea, Nor ever hath come back to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
64 THE FALCON.
I.
THE FLIGHT OF THE FALCON.
How the light light love, he has wings to fly. ' Lilias and Christabel Have each a bird that they love well, Dove and love-bird that they prize ; I had a falcon, with wild eyes.
That her turtle flieth not, Sweet Christabel hath built a cot ; A golden cage, a prison rare, Lihas hath wrought with care.
The Falcon. 65 Jesses nor hood my falcon knew, And where he Hsted there he flew ; But ever, were it east or west, His falconry was on my breast.
My fathe...r gave high towers three, To Lilias, Christabel, and me ; In the space between the towers, He set for us the fairest flowers ; — For them, white rose and eglantine, — The myrtle and red rose were mine.
And in our castle by the sea Morn and eve were sweet to me.
Till one day Lihas did espy (Gazing from her lattice high) 66 Tlie Falcon.
A glittering company appear, The sunlight flashed on crest and spear ; I leaned to look on knights so gay, And my proud falcon flew away.
In wrath he flew beyond the sea, Nor ever hath come back to me.
What to read after An Old Story And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth D Cross to read onlineMoreLess
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