Asphodel And Other Poems
Asphodel And Other Poems
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E'en as the sculptor seeth His dream in the rough clay's place, So I knew it was wondrous, Fairer than mortal face.
" What is thy name, O goddess, O nymph with the golden hair, Art thou a passing fancy, Beautiful, lustrous, fair ? " Just as there comes from afar off The tone of the purest bell, She answered my thoughts unuttered ; " My name is Asphodel. " And the wind caught her answer, Bore it away, and away ; Echoed it down the valley, Out to the distant day.
So ( that I seemed to hear it Fro...m valley, hill, and dell ; Softly the river murmured, And the birds, " Asphodel. " 43 " Asphodel ! Goddess of beauty, Here in this fairy glade Bring I the love of a mortal, Love of a man for a maid.
" Care I not if thou art Goddess, Seen where a river purled, Though thou be vision wondrous, Not of this mortal world.
" Yet I will follow after, Tracing this world of Time, Till I have found thy presence, Love that is named sublime. " Laughing she bent to the water, And played with the crystal stream, Laughing she threw out her tresses, And was gone in the river gleam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E'en as the sculptor seeth His dream in the rough clay's place, So I knew it was wondrous, Fairer than mortal face.
" What is thy name, O goddess, O nymph with the golden hair, Art thou a passing fancy, Beautiful, lustrous, fair ? " Just as there comes from afar off The tone of the purest bell, She answered my thoughts unuttered ; " My name is Asphodel. " And the wind caught her answer, Bore it away, and away ; Echoed it down the valley, Out to the distant day.
So ( that I seemed to hear it Fro...m valley, hill, and dell ; Softly the river murmured, And the birds, " Asphodel. " 43 " Asphodel ! Goddess of beauty, Here in this fairy glade Bring I the love of a mortal, Love of a man for a maid.
" Care I not if thou art Goddess, Seen where a river purled, Though thou be vision wondrous, Not of this mortal world.
" Yet I will follow after, Tracing this world of Time, Till I have found thy presence, Love that is named sublime. " Laughing she bent to the water, And played with the crystal stream, Laughing she threw out her tresses, And was gone in the river gleam.
What to read after Asphodel And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Carington Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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