Beyond the Stars And Other Poems
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[33] A BALLAD IV The rain rushed by; the storm still blew, The dawn was lost in a great blur; I threw my window wide. Alas ! There was no single trace of her.
I never saw her face again ; But her strange eyes have haunted me Through many a troubled day and year . .
I never dreamed such eyes could be !
[34] LOVE HATH A CHALICE LOVE hath a chalice, filled with glowing wine, Wherefrom they drink who have confessed Love s name; And having tasted of that draught divine, Their hearts go forth, more h...oly than they came.
I have seen one come softly from Love s priest, With such exultance leaving that high place, I dared not look I being among the least Save for one instant on his hallowed face.
[35] THE SWORD nPHE one I love the best * Hath stabbed me with a jest. To her, it was a word, To me, a shining sword; A sword that, having slain Our love, falls not again Back to its sheath; for see, Its bright blade rusts in me !
[36] TWO SONGS OF LONDON I London Unvisited (1910).
T ONDON! I have not heard your thundering " voice, Save in my dreams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[33] A BALLAD IV The rain rushed by; the storm still blew, The dawn was lost in a great blur; I threw my window wide. Alas ! There was no single trace of her.
I never saw her face again ; But her strange eyes have haunted me Through many a troubled day and year . .
I never dreamed such eyes could be !
[34] LOVE HATH A CHALICE LOVE hath a chalice, filled with glowing wine, Wherefrom they drink who have confessed Love s name; And having tasted of that draught divine, Their hearts go forth, more h...oly than they came.
I have seen one come softly from Love s priest, With such exultance leaving that high place, I dared not look I being among the least Save for one instant on his hallowed face.
[35] THE SWORD nPHE one I love the best * Hath stabbed me with a jest. To her, it was a word, To me, a shining sword; A sword that, having slain Our love, falls not again Back to its sheath; for see, Its bright blade rusts in me !
[36] TWO SONGS OF LONDON I London Unvisited (1910).
T ONDON! I have not heard your thundering " voice, Save in my dreams.
What to read after Beyond the Stars And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Towne Charles Hanson to read onlineMoreLess
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