Aubrey De Veres Poems a Selection
Aubrey De Veres Poems a Selection
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112 AUBREY DE VEBE'S POEMS.
XVII.
All ! cease she died. He, too, is dead Of all her girlish graces Perhaps one severed tress remains : The rest stern Time effaces Dust lost in dust. Not so : a bloom Is hers that ne'er can wither ; And in that lay that lives for aye The twain live on together !
ODE ON THE ASCENT OF THE ALPS.
I. ALL night as in my dreams I lay The shout of torrents without number Was in my ears ' Away, away, No time have we for slumber ! The star-beams in our eddies play ; The mo...on is set : away, away ! ' And round the hills in tumult borne Through echoing caves and gorges rocking The voices of the night and morn Are crying louder in their scorn, My tedious languor mocking. Alas ! in vain man's mortal limbs would rise To join in elemental ecstasies ODE ON THE ASCENT OF THE ALPS. 113 II.
' But thou, O Muse, our heavenly mate, Unclogged art thou by fleshly weight ! Ascend ; upbearing my desire Among the mountains high and higher. Leap from the glen upon the forest ; Leap from the forest on the snow : And while from snow to cloud thou soarest Send back thy song below !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
112 AUBREY DE VEBE'S POEMS.
XVII.
All ! cease she died. He, too, is dead Of all her girlish graces Perhaps one severed tress remains : The rest stern Time effaces Dust lost in dust. Not so : a bloom Is hers that ne'er can wither ; And in that lay that lives for aye The twain live on together !
ODE ON THE ASCENT OF THE ALPS.
I. ALL night as in my dreams I lay The shout of torrents without number Was in my ears ' Away, away, No time have we for slumber ! The star-beams in our eddies play ; The mo...on is set : away, away ! ' And round the hills in tumult borne Through echoing caves and gorges rocking The voices of the night and morn Are crying louder in their scorn, My tedious languor mocking. Alas ! in vain man's mortal limbs would rise To join in elemental ecstasies ODE ON THE ASCENT OF THE ALPS. 113 II.
' But thou, O Muse, our heavenly mate, Unclogged art thou by fleshly weight ! Ascend ; upbearing my desire Among the mountains high and higher. Leap from the glen upon the forest ; Leap from the forest on the snow : And while from snow to cloud thou soarest Send back thy song below !
What to read after Aubrey De Veres Poems a Selection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Vere Aubrey to read onlineMoreLess
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