Beggar And King
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Good gardeners do not pick the buds of May, Lest June should yield them naught. Had I been young like you, My hands might have reached out thoughtlessly, As young hands do. But now beneath the moon. . . . Is it that you have aged Or that I grow young or suddenly mad, By spring enraged ? Good gardeners wait to pick the flowers of June, Though May buds can be had. Were I as young as you, My hands would reach out selfishly, As Ah, they do! THE COQUETTE Do you not feel, who fail to see, That every ...look which lights my eyes Is but a leaping of the flames Which from your presence rise? How can you fail to see or feel What all my glances must reveal, What others easily surprise And twit in spite of me? Do you not feel, who fail to hear, That every word which shakes my voice Is but a love-song of the thoughts Which in your sight rejoice? How can you fail to hear or feel What all my pride may not conceal ; When others, nudging, mark my choice The instant you draw near ? Do you not feel alas, you know My every word, my every look: Plain are they both to such as you Who read men like a book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good gardeners do not pick the buds of May, Lest June should yield them naught. Had I been young like you, My hands might have reached out thoughtlessly, As young hands do. But now beneath the moon. . . . Is it that you have aged Or that I grow young or suddenly mad, By spring enraged ? Good gardeners wait to pick the flowers of June, Though May buds can be had. Were I as young as you, My hands would reach out selfishly, As Ah, they do! THE COQUETTE Do you not feel, who fail to see, That every ...look which lights my eyes Is but a leaping of the flames Which from your presence rise? How can you fail to see or feel What all my glances must reveal, What others easily surprise And twit in spite of me? Do you not feel, who fail to hear, That every word which shakes my voice Is but a love-song of the thoughts Which in your sight rejoice? How can you fail to hear or feel What all my pride may not conceal ; When others, nudging, mark my choice The instant you draw near ? Do you not feel alas, you know My every word, my every look: Plain are they both to such as you Who read men like a book.
What to read after Beggar And King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Butler Glaenzer to read onlineMoreLess
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