First Love, a Lyric Sequence
First Love, a Lyric Sequence
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Night, sing to her All that has lain Like a dead thing to her Bring the lost Spring to her; Sing the heart back to her bosom again Night, sing to her. [58] "Love s a garment only meant For the minstrel and romancer. " This is all that she has sent To my pleadings as an answer. How the words come back again, Still as careless, still as bitter Like a harsh and mocking strain Played upon a tinkling zither. Like a prisoner chained alone, Dullness binds me, wrist and ankl< All the evil thoughts are ...gone But the words remain and rankle. "Love s a garment (so it went) For the minstrel and romancer " Aye the robe was never meant For the nightshift of a dancer. [59] 54 I HATE her soul tis like some poisoned flower A blight, a curse, a brand upon her brow ; But never, even in our dearest hour, Were all her charms as maddening as now. [60] 55 IF God last night had raised His hand And suddenly withdrawn the light, If He had swept the stars like sand Into a corner of the night; If He had held the meteors back And torn the moon from out the skies, The darkness would have been less black Than was the earth before my eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Night, sing to her All that has lain Like a dead thing to her Bring the lost Spring to her; Sing the heart back to her bosom again Night, sing to her. [58] "Love s a garment only meant For the minstrel and romancer. " This is all that she has sent To my pleadings as an answer. How the words come back again, Still as careless, still as bitter Like a harsh and mocking strain Played upon a tinkling zither. Like a prisoner chained alone, Dullness binds me, wrist and ankl< All the evil thoughts are ...gone But the words remain and rankle. "Love s a garment (so it went) For the minstrel and romancer " Aye the robe was never meant For the nightshift of a dancer. [59] 54 I HATE her soul tis like some poisoned flower A blight, a curse, a brand upon her brow ; But never, even in our dearest hour, Were all her charms as maddening as now. [60] 55 IF God last night had raised His hand And suddenly withdrawn the light, If He had swept the stars like sand Into a corner of the night; If He had held the meteors back And torn the moon from out the skies, The darkness would have been less black Than was the earth before my eyes.
What to read after First Love, a Lyric Sequence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Untermeyer Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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