Earth With Her Bars And Other Poems
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I can feel still how swift there stung A live, wild fire my veins along At sight of her : 'twas not her face, Though face was never like it yet, Nor her young body's swaying grace, Nor her sweet voice (and I forget Its accents only with all things), Through it there ran a tearful note, And then a laugh, as a bird sings. I used to watch her slim white throat And see the laugh begin there first. 'Twas all of her I loved . . . Her youth Fresh as a bud soon rose to burst : A white rose — aye ! in v...ery truth This I let be, her whiteness shine Without one spot or stain from me.
Think of it ! think ! a life as mine ! Father ! how can I make you see THE ONE WHITE DEED 27 The miracle it was ? To kiss Her soft red mouth with lips of fire I had staked gladly all heaven's bliss : Or once to touch her. Wild desire Burned every sense ; till to me came No other single thought all day But this, a fierce devouring flame, That once against my breast she'd stay, So I might feel her heart on mine And kiss her small, still childish face Unto a woman's : break the shrine Of virgin purity, disgrace Her sexless peace of childhood fair, And make her mine, body and soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I can feel still how swift there stung A live, wild fire my veins along At sight of her : 'twas not her face, Though face was never like it yet, Nor her young body's swaying grace, Nor her sweet voice (and I forget Its accents only with all things), Through it there ran a tearful note, And then a laugh, as a bird sings. I used to watch her slim white throat And see the laugh begin there first. 'Twas all of her I loved . . . Her youth Fresh as a bud soon rose to burst : A white rose — aye ! in v...ery truth This I let be, her whiteness shine Without one spot or stain from me.
Think of it ! think ! a life as mine ! Father ! how can I make you see THE ONE WHITE DEED 27 The miracle it was ? To kiss Her soft red mouth with lips of fire I had staked gladly all heaven's bliss : Or once to touch her. Wild desire Burned every sense ; till to me came No other single thought all day But this, a fierce devouring flame, That once against my breast she'd stay, So I might feel her heart on mine And kiss her small, still childish face Unto a woman's : break the shrine Of virgin purity, disgrace Her sexless peace of childhood fair, And make her mine, body and soul.
What to read after Earth With Her Bars And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Dart to read onlineMoreLess
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