Destroyers And Other Verses
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The soft words you croon Are a sovereign charm j As a child in its cot I am happy and warm.
Paris, 1855.
43 SONGS OF LA MOUCHE You dominate my lightest thought, Even in words that I was taught Nightly to pray I seem to hear The long-drawn chuckle of your sneer.
And when I lay me down in bed, Your words go trooping through my head, Your kisses on my body burn And hot with shame I toss and turn.
You kiss my hands, you kiss my hair, And when I cry in my despair, " God save me from so fierce a bane..., " I hear your voice in mine again.
Where 'er I go, what 'er I do, I suffer for my thoughts of you; Musi: my tormented senses pay The price of pity night and day?
Paris, 1855.
44 SONGS OF LA MOUCHE When each morning I awaken, Conscience cries, "Go not again"; Every night I boldly answer, 'Tis to ease a heart in pain.
" Little fool, he cannot want thee " That may be, but s^ill I '11 go ; For a lark is gaily singing In my heart once dumb with woe.
Paris, 1855.
45 SONGS OF LA MOUCHE Frau Mathildas Parrot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soft words you croon Are a sovereign charm j As a child in its cot I am happy and warm.
Paris, 1855.
43 SONGS OF LA MOUCHE You dominate my lightest thought, Even in words that I was taught Nightly to pray I seem to hear The long-drawn chuckle of your sneer.
And when I lay me down in bed, Your words go trooping through my head, Your kisses on my body burn And hot with shame I toss and turn.
You kiss my hands, you kiss my hair, And when I cry in my despair, " God save me from so fierce a bane..., " I hear your voice in mine again.
Where 'er I go, what 'er I do, I suffer for my thoughts of you; Musi: my tormented senses pay The price of pity night and day?
Paris, 1855.
44 SONGS OF LA MOUCHE When each morning I awaken, Conscience cries, "Go not again"; Every night I boldly answer, 'Tis to ease a heart in pain.
" Little fool, he cannot want thee " That may be, but s^ill I '11 go ; For a lark is gaily singing In my heart once dumb with woe.
Paris, 1855.
45 SONGS OF LA MOUCHE Frau Mathildas Parrot.
What to read after Destroyers And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Head to read onlineMoreLess
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