Ballades And Verses Vain
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Nay, now no God comes hither, In shape that men may see ; They fare we know not whither, We know not what they be.
Yea, though the sunset lingers Far in your fairy glades, Though yours the sweetest singers, Though yours the kindest maids, Yet here be the true shadows, Here in the doubtful light ; Amid the dreamy meadows No shadow haunts the night.
We seek a city splendid, With light beyond the sun ; Or lands where dreams are ended, And works and days are done.
107 A BALLAD OF DEPARTURE.* FAIR w...hite bird, what song art thou singing In wintry weather of lands o'er sea?
Dear white bird, what way art thou winging, Where no grass grows, and no green tree ?
I looked at the far off fields and grey, There grew no tree but the cypress tree, That bears sad fruits with the flowers of May, And whoso looks on it, woe is he.
And whoso eats of the fruit thereof Has no more sorrow, and no more love ; And who sets the same in his garden stead, In a little space he is waste and dead.
We seek a city splendid, With light beyond the sun ; Or lands where dreams are ended, And works and days are done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, now no God comes hither, In shape that men may see ; They fare we know not whither, We know not what they be.
Yea, though the sunset lingers Far in your fairy glades, Though yours the sweetest singers, Though yours the kindest maids, Yet here be the true shadows, Here in the doubtful light ; Amid the dreamy meadows No shadow haunts the night.
We seek a city splendid, With light beyond the sun ; Or lands where dreams are ended, And works and days are done.
107 A BALLAD OF DEPARTURE.* FAIR w...hite bird, what song art thou singing In wintry weather of lands o'er sea?
Dear white bird, what way art thou winging, Where no grass grows, and no green tree ?
I looked at the far off fields and grey, There grew no tree but the cypress tree, That bears sad fruits with the flowers of May, And whoso looks on it, woe is he.
And whoso eats of the fruit thereof Has no more sorrow, and no more love ; And who sets the same in his garden stead, In a little space he is waste and dead.
We seek a city splendid, With light beyond the sun ; Or lands where dreams are ended, And works and days are done.
What to read after Ballades And Verses Vain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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