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TO SANSON.
Life of my life, my soul s best part, I could not live without thee now ; And yet, this love must break my heart, Or break a sacred vow.
Which shall it be ? an answer oft From puzzling doubts I ve sought to wake ; Must joy, or misery, hence be mine, Must heart or promise break ?
Alone, Heaven s highest court would prove A desolated land to me ; Earth s barest, barren desert wild, A paradise with thee.
REYENITA.
TO REYENITA.
Thou hast beamed on my pathway, a vision of light, To guide ...and to bless from afar ; To illume with thy smile the dead chill of the night, My star, my bright, beautiful star.
2 26 MYSTERY OF CARMEL.
The sun pales before thee, the moon is a blot On the sky where thine own splendors are ; And dark is the day where thy presence is not, My star, my bright, beautiful star.
SANSON.
TO SANSON.
O love, do not call me a star ! Tis too cold and bright, and too far Away from your arms ; I would be, The life drops that flow in your veins, The pulses that throb in your heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TO SANSON.
Life of my life, my soul s best part, I could not live without thee now ; And yet, this love must break my heart, Or break a sacred vow.
Which shall it be ? an answer oft From puzzling doubts I ve sought to wake ; Must joy, or misery, hence be mine, Must heart or promise break ?
Alone, Heaven s highest court would prove A desolated land to me ; Earth s barest, barren desert wild, A paradise with thee.
REYENITA.
TO REYENITA.
Thou hast beamed on my pathway, a vision of light, To guide ...and to bless from afar ; To illume with thy smile the dead chill of the night, My star, my bright, beautiful star.
2 26 MYSTERY OF CARMEL.
The sun pales before thee, the moon is a blot On the sky where thine own splendors are ; And dark is the day where thy presence is not, My star, my bright, beautiful star.
SANSON.
TO SANSON.
O love, do not call me a star ! Tis too cold and bright, and too far Away from your arms ; I would be, The life drops that flow in your veins, The pulses that throb in your heart.
What to read after Debris Selection From Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madge Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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