Eros Psyche a Poem in Twelve Measures
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My name is Syrinx ; once from mighty Pan Into the drowning river as I ran The change I begged my steps for ever stayed.
"But for that change in many climes I Uve; And Pan, my lover, who to me alone Is true and does me honour, I forgive — Nor if I speak in sorrow is't my own : Rather for thee my voice I now uplift To warn thee plunge not in the river swift. Nor seek the golden sheep to men unknown.
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"If thou shouldstcrofs the stream, which may not be. Thou couldst not climb upon the hanging r...ocks. Nor ever, as the goddefs bade thee, see Measure X. 12.
The pastures of the yellow-fleeced flocks : Or if thou couldst, their herded horns would gore And slay thee on the crags, or thrust thee o'er Ere thou couldst rob them of their golden locks.
13- •" The goddefs means thy death. But I can show How thy obedience yet may thwart her will. At noon the golden flocks descend below. Leaving the scented herbage of the hill, And where the shelving banks to shallows fall. Drink at the rippling waters one and all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My name is Syrinx ; once from mighty Pan Into the drowning river as I ran The change I begged my steps for ever stayed.
"But for that change in many climes I Uve; And Pan, my lover, who to me alone Is true and does me honour, I forgive — Nor if I speak in sorrow is't my own : Rather for thee my voice I now uplift To warn thee plunge not in the river swift. Nor seek the golden sheep to men unknown.
12.
"If thou shouldstcrofs the stream, which may not be. Thou couldst not climb upon the hanging r...ocks. Nor ever, as the goddefs bade thee, see Measure X. 12.
The pastures of the yellow-fleeced flocks : Or if thou couldst, their herded horns would gore And slay thee on the crags, or thrust thee o'er Ere thou couldst rob them of their golden locks.
13- •" The goddefs means thy death. But I can show How thy obedience yet may thwart her will. At noon the golden flocks descend below. Leaving the scented herbage of the hill, And where the shelving banks to shallows fall. Drink at the rippling waters one and all.
What to read after Eros Psyche a Poem in Twelve Measures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bridges Robert Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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