Aurora Leigh, And Other Poems
Aurora Leigh, And Other Poems
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To tend my boy until he cease to need One steadying finger of it, and desert ( Not miss ) his mother's lap to sit with men.
And when I miss him (not he me) I'll come And say, ' Now give me some of Romney's work, — To help your outcast orphans of the world And comfort grief with grief.' For you, meantime.
Most noble Romney, wed a noble wife.
And open on each other your great souls : I need not farther bless you. If I dared But strain and touch her in her upper sphere And say, * Come down to Romn...ey — pay my debt ! ' I should be joyful with the stream of joy Sent through me. But the moon is in my face . . .
I dare not, — though I guess the name he loves : I'm learned with my studies of old days.
Remembering how he crushed his under lip When some one came and spoke, or did not come : Aurora, I could touch her with my hand.
Aui'ora Leigh. 275 And fly because I dare not." She was gone.
He smiled so sternly that I spoke in haste.
" Forgive her — she sees clearly for herself : Her instinct's holy." " / forgive !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To tend my boy until he cease to need One steadying finger of it, and desert ( Not miss ) his mother's lap to sit with men.
And when I miss him (not he me) I'll come And say, ' Now give me some of Romney's work, — To help your outcast orphans of the world And comfort grief with grief.' For you, meantime.
Most noble Romney, wed a noble wife.
And open on each other your great souls : I need not farther bless you. If I dared But strain and touch her in her upper sphere And say, * Come down to Romn...ey — pay my debt ! ' I should be joyful with the stream of joy Sent through me. But the moon is in my face . . .
I dare not, — though I guess the name he loves : I'm learned with my studies of old days.
Remembering how he crushed his under lip When some one came and spoke, or did not come : Aurora, I could touch her with my hand.
Aui'ora Leigh. 275 And fly because I dare not." She was gone.
He smiled so sternly that I spoke in haste.
" Forgive her — she sees clearly for herself : Her instinct's holy." " / forgive !
What to read after Aurora Leigh, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning Elizabeth Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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