Delphic Days
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This was the lid of the tomb and on it is sculptured the princess She who once must have lived, hence she who once must have loved. Still in the stone you can see the white folds wave down her fair body, As on the cushion she lies propping her head with her arm; And the neat zone round her waist hath the span of the hand of a lover Just beneath the shy breasts swoln with the first thought of youth. From the hem of the loose-flowing vestment is peering the ankle.
While the lines of the limbs upw...ards are traced in the folds. LUit the soft curves of her body are only alive in this fragment, The fond clasp of those arms long since has fallen to dust, And the hue of the eyes, once brimming with flashes of Eros, Now forever is lost in an impassive blank stare ; 94 K I pin ike.
What thinkest thou has become of the millions on millions of treasure That poured out of those lips at the low whisper of love ? Lost, all lost forever and ever. Come then, and quickly For each moment is winged bearing away in its flight Opportunity : life is the use of opportune moments; Swift, now give me thine eyes raying with sweetest desire ; And, may I ask it ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the lid of the tomb and on it is sculptured the princess She who once must have lived, hence she who once must have loved. Still in the stone you can see the white folds wave down her fair body, As on the cushion she lies propping her head with her arm; And the neat zone round her waist hath the span of the hand of a lover Just beneath the shy breasts swoln with the first thought of youth. From the hem of the loose-flowing vestment is peering the ankle.
While the lines of the limbs upw...ards are traced in the folds. LUit the soft curves of her body are only alive in this fragment, The fond clasp of those arms long since has fallen to dust, And the hue of the eyes, once brimming with flashes of Eros, Now forever is lost in an impassive blank stare ; 94 K I pin ike.
What thinkest thou has become of the millions on millions of treasure That poured out of those lips at the low whisper of love ? Lost, all lost forever and ever. Come then, and quickly For each moment is winged bearing away in its flight Opportunity : life is the use of opportune moments; Swift, now give me thine eyes raying with sweetest desire ; And, may I ask it ?
What to read after Delphic Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Snider Denton Jaques to read onlineMoreLess
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