Dorian Days Poems
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Guiding his winged sphere Along the heaven alone.
79 80 GUINEVERE' S DEFENCE We did not kiss his wand, Nor call his coming sweet.
He smote us with his hand, He trode us with his feet.
And when we sent our shrill Cry to the ears above.
He only said, '^Be still.
And know that I am love!'^ SEPTEMBER IN THE NORTH O LOVE, do you remember, When you and I were wed, That sun — a golden ember — Those hills — a regal red?
It was not old November With ashes on her head; It was not cold December In mantle ...dun and lead: 'Twas burning, bold September, 'Twas gorgeous, gold September, 'Twas scarlet-stoled September When you and I were wed.
G 81 82 SEPTEMBER IN THE NORTH It was not April heaping The snowdrops on her head; It was not summer sleeping With poppies round her bed; It was not winter faring With slow and sullen tread, For ball and sceptre bearing A withered staff instead; Twas golden-globed September, Sceptred and globed September, 'Twas royal-robed September When you and I were wed.
SEPTEMBER IN THE NORTH 83 'Twas not Love's hour of roses: They faded ere he fled From sun-forsaken closes, Where all his dreams lay dead, With mantle frayed and flying And wounded wings outspread, To his own kingdom lying Guerdoned and garlanded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guiding his winged sphere Along the heaven alone.
79 80 GUINEVERE' S DEFENCE We did not kiss his wand, Nor call his coming sweet.
He smote us with his hand, He trode us with his feet.
And when we sent our shrill Cry to the ears above.
He only said, '^Be still.
And know that I am love!'^ SEPTEMBER IN THE NORTH O LOVE, do you remember, When you and I were wed, That sun — a golden ember — Those hills — a regal red?
It was not old November With ashes on her head; It was not cold December In mantle ...dun and lead: 'Twas burning, bold September, 'Twas gorgeous, gold September, 'Twas scarlet-stoled September When you and I were wed.
G 81 82 SEPTEMBER IN THE NORTH It was not April heaping The snowdrops on her head; It was not summer sleeping With poppies round her bed; It was not winter faring With slow and sullen tread, For ball and sceptre bearing A withered staff instead; Twas golden-globed September, Sceptred and globed September, 'Twas royal-robed September When you and I were wed.
SEPTEMBER IN THE NORTH 83 'Twas not Love's hour of roses: They faded ere he fled From sun-forsaken closes, Where all his dreams lay dead, With mantle frayed and flying And wounded wings outspread, To his own kingdom lying Guerdoned and garlanded.
What to read after Dorian Days Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wendell Phillips Stafford to read onlineMoreLess
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