Collected Poems of Alice Meynell
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Ah thus not thus the Dying, kissed, Cherished, exhorted, shriven, dismissed; By all the eager means we hold We, warm, prepare him for the cold, To keep the incalculable tryst.
54 Later Poems TO THE BODY THOU inmost, ultimate Council of judgment, palace of decrees, Where the high senses hold their spiritual state, Sued by earth's embassies, And sign, approve, accept, conceive, create ; Create thy senses close With the world's pleas. The random odours reach Their sweetness in the place of thy rep...ose, Upon thy tongue the peach, And in thy nostrils breathes the breathing rose.
To thee, secluded one, The dark vibrations of the sightless skies, The lovely inexplicit colours run; The light gropes for those eyes. O thou august i thou dost command the sun.
Music, all dumb, hath trod Into thine ear her one effectual way; And fire and cold approach to gain thy nod, Where thou call'st up the day, Where thou awaitest the appeal of God.
55 Later Poems THE UNEXPECTED PERIL UNLIKE the youth that all men say They prize youth of abounding blood, In love with the sufficient day, And gay in growth, and strong in bud ; Unlike was mine !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah thus not thus the Dying, kissed, Cherished, exhorted, shriven, dismissed; By all the eager means we hold We, warm, prepare him for the cold, To keep the incalculable tryst.
54 Later Poems TO THE BODY THOU inmost, ultimate Council of judgment, palace of decrees, Where the high senses hold their spiritual state, Sued by earth's embassies, And sign, approve, accept, conceive, create ; Create thy senses close With the world's pleas. The random odours reach Their sweetness in the place of thy rep...ose, Upon thy tongue the peach, And in thy nostrils breathes the breathing rose.
To thee, secluded one, The dark vibrations of the sightless skies, The lovely inexplicit colours run; The light gropes for those eyes. O thou august i thou dost command the sun.
Music, all dumb, hath trod Into thine ear her one effectual way; And fire and cold approach to gain thy nod, Where thou call'st up the day, Where thou awaitest the appeal of God.
55 Later Poems THE UNEXPECTED PERIL UNLIKE the youth that all men say They prize youth of abounding blood, In love with the sufficient day, And gay in growth, and strong in bud ; Unlike was mine !
What to read after Collected Poems of Alice Meynell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meynell Alice Christiana Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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