Dulce Cor Being the Poems of Ford Berton Pseud
Dulce Cor Being the Poems of Ford Berton Pseud
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* And with my hearth-fire all unmade, My home life yet to be, I sadly watch the sunset fade On purple Italy ; Yet see above the glacier snow The full-orb'd promise rise ; And living love none else may know Shine from unfathom'd eyes.
1884.
( 134 ) i HAST THOU SEEN? HAST THOU KNOWN ?
Hast thou seen the glamour that follows The falling of summer rain — The mystical blues in the hollows, The purples and greys on the plain ?
Hast thou seen the moonlight shining On the fair four cantons' sea, AVhile... all thy heart was pining For two eyes' still mystery ?
Hast thou known desire that groweth More wordless and fiercely calm, Fann'd by the wind that bloweth Soft from the lands of palm ?
How wilder than forests Etruscan, Sweeter than Lombard vines, Softer than vocables Tuscan Heard on the Appennines, HAST THOU SEEN 1 HAST THOU KNOWN 1 135 Is the faith that doth not evanish Under the glare of the day ; Faith that the night cannot banish — As deep as the Milky Way, As clear with wonderful lustre, As far above earthly jars, As the Pleiades' glimmering cluster, The sweetest among the stars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* And with my hearth-fire all unmade, My home life yet to be, I sadly watch the sunset fade On purple Italy ; Yet see above the glacier snow The full-orb'd promise rise ; And living love none else may know Shine from unfathom'd eyes.
1884.
( 134 ) i HAST THOU SEEN? HAST THOU KNOWN ?
Hast thou seen the glamour that follows The falling of summer rain — The mystical blues in the hollows, The purples and greys on the plain ?
Hast thou seen the moonlight shining On the fair four cantons' sea, AVhile... all thy heart was pining For two eyes' still mystery ?
Hast thou known desire that groweth More wordless and fiercely calm, Fann'd by the wind that bloweth Soft from the lands of palm ?
How wilder than forests Etruscan, Sweeter than Lombard vines, Softer than vocables Tuscan Heard on the Appennines, HAST THOU SEEN 1 HAST THOU KNOWN 1 135 Is the faith that doth not evanish Under the glare of the day ; Faith that the night cannot banish — As deep as the Milky Way, As clear with wonderful lustre, As far above earthly jars, As the Pleiades' glimmering cluster, The sweetest among the stars.
What to read after Dulce Cor Being the Poems of Ford Berton Pseud?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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