Father Noah And Other Fancies
Father Noah And Other Fancies
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The night is here, and Death.
How lovely in death she is ! How lovely in life ! Eyes that were blue lips that were crimson red ! See, for his sake, who feared to call her Wife, Love's very self leans lightly above her bed.
The sun is down. Dead is the dying day. Beatrice, Dante, they are fled away Where the dead lovers are that sigh alway. And yet, O my Love, do you and I delay ?
NEIGE D'ANTAN PINK and white, pink and white, O my love, my dead delight !
White was her forehead, White was her bre...ast, Whiter than the white bed Where she used to rest, And pink through her night-gown, Like roses in a mist, Twin truant buds from heaven blown down, Craving to be kissed.
Pink and white, pink and white ! My love ! My dead delight !
49 FROM RONSARD BAREST, shall we find that rose Which did this very morn unclose Her crimson raiment to the sun, If now, perchance, the day being done, She hath lost her dress so fine And the bloom that equalled thine ?
Alas ! In what a little space, Dearest, from her fragrant face She these beauties all hath shed !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The night is here, and Death.
How lovely in death she is ! How lovely in life ! Eyes that were blue lips that were crimson red ! See, for his sake, who feared to call her Wife, Love's very self leans lightly above her bed.
The sun is down. Dead is the dying day. Beatrice, Dante, they are fled away Where the dead lovers are that sigh alway. And yet, O my Love, do you and I delay ?
NEIGE D'ANTAN PINK and white, pink and white, O my love, my dead delight !
White was her forehead, White was her bre...ast, Whiter than the white bed Where she used to rest, And pink through her night-gown, Like roses in a mist, Twin truant buds from heaven blown down, Craving to be kissed.
Pink and white, pink and white ! My love ! My dead delight !
49 FROM RONSARD BAREST, shall we find that rose Which did this very morn unclose Her crimson raiment to the sun, If now, perchance, the day being done, She hath lost her dress so fine And the bloom that equalled thine ?
Alas ! In what a little space, Dearest, from her fragrant face She these beauties all hath shed !
What to read after Father Noah And Other Fancies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geoffrey Arundal Whitworth to read onlineMoreLess
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