At Twilight a book of Lyrics
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HERE sweet the tender peach-blooms blow, Along the garden wall, She sat and waited through the day For the sound of Love s footfall.
She said: "He seeks me over the world, He seeks me the whole year through; But surely, to-day, that I wait for him, He will find me, my lover true.
"I shall not say that I wait for him, And the light in his deepening eyes, As his heart is filled with a nameless joy, I shall greet with a feigned surprise. * She laughed and sang through the April morn; She played th...rough the noontime still; But at last there crept a fear in her heart, And she sighed in the twilight chill.
Then a small voice whispered within her heart, As the westering sun sank low, That Love, unheeded, had passed that way, In the morning, long ago.
37 T SUPPLICATION.
HE wind is heavy with roses, And the lambent, ruby blaze Of the silver lamp discloses A chalice of chrysoprase.
I have placed it upon thine altar, Aphrodite, goddess so fair, But my fainting lips they falter, As I utter to thee my prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HERE sweet the tender peach-blooms blow, Along the garden wall, She sat and waited through the day For the sound of Love s footfall.
She said: "He seeks me over the world, He seeks me the whole year through; But surely, to-day, that I wait for him, He will find me, my lover true.
"I shall not say that I wait for him, And the light in his deepening eyes, As his heart is filled with a nameless joy, I shall greet with a feigned surprise. * She laughed and sang through the April morn; She played th...rough the noontime still; But at last there crept a fear in her heart, And she sighed in the twilight chill.
Then a small voice whispered within her heart, As the westering sun sank low, That Love, unheeded, had passed that way, In the morning, long ago.
37 T SUPPLICATION.
HE wind is heavy with roses, And the lambent, ruby blaze Of the silver lamp discloses A chalice of chrysoprase.
I have placed it upon thine altar, Aphrodite, goddess so fair, But my fainting lips they falter, As I utter to thee my prayer.
What to read after At Twilight a book of Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Maslin Hulme to read onlineMoreLess
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