Enamels And Cameos And Other Poems
Enamels And Cameos And Other Poems
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Thus were surly master ledTo the hidden trysting-place, Where his Psyche, faintly red, Were beheld in Love's embrace.
THE BROOK Near a great water's wasteA brook mid rock and sparCame bubbling up in haste, As though to travel far.
It sang: "What joy to rise!'T was dismal under ground. I mirror now the skies. My banks with green abound.
"Forget-me-nots--how fair!Beseech me from the grass;Wings frolic in the air, And graze me as they pass.
"I yet shall be--who knows?--A river winding down, And gr...eeting as it flowsValley and cliff and town.
"I'll broider with my sprayStone bridge and granite quay, And bear great ships awayUnto the long wide sea. " So planned it, babbling by, As water boiling fastWithin a basin high, To top its brim at last.
Cradle by tomb is crossed. Giants are early dead. Scarce born, the brook was lostWithin a lake's deep bed.
TOMBS AND FUNERAL PYRES No grim cadaver set its flawIn happy days of pagan art, And man, content with what he saw, Stripped not the veil from beauty's heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus were surly master ledTo the hidden trysting-place, Where his Psyche, faintly red, Were beheld in Love's embrace.
THE BROOK Near a great water's wasteA brook mid rock and sparCame bubbling up in haste, As though to travel far.
It sang: "What joy to rise!'T was dismal under ground. I mirror now the skies. My banks with green abound.
"Forget-me-nots--how fair!Beseech me from the grass;Wings frolic in the air, And graze me as they pass.
"I yet shall be--who knows?--A river winding down, And gr...eeting as it flowsValley and cliff and town.
"I'll broider with my sprayStone bridge and granite quay, And bear great ships awayUnto the long wide sea. " So planned it, babbling by, As water boiling fastWithin a basin high, To top its brim at last.
Cradle by tomb is crossed. Giants are early dead. Scarce born, the brook was lostWithin a lake's deep bed.
TOMBS AND FUNERAL PYRES No grim cadaver set its flawIn happy days of pagan art, And man, content with what he saw, Stripped not the veil from beauty's heart.
What to read after Enamels And Cameos And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gautier, Théophile, 1811-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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