Four Plays for Dancers
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Plain to be understood I have met in a man's house A statue of solitude. Moving there and walking; Its strange heart beating fast THE ONLY JEALOUSY OF EMER 49 For all our talking.
O still that heart at last.
O bitter reward Of many a tragic tomb !
And we though astonished are dumb And give but a sigh and a word, A passing word.
Although the door be shut And all seem well enough, Although wide world hold not A man but will give you his love The moment he has looked at you, He that has loved the ...best May turn from a statue His too human breast.
O bitter reward Of many a tragic tomb!
And we though astonished are dumb Or give but a sigh and a word, A passing word.
What makes your heart so beat? Is there no man at your side? When beauty is complete Your own thought will have died And danger not be diminished; Dimmed at three-quarter light When moon's round is finished The stars are out of sight.
m r50 FOUR PLAYS FOR DANCERS O bitter reward Of many a tragic tomb!
And we though astonished are dumb Or give but a sigh and a word, A passing word.
What to read after Four Plays for Dancers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Plain to be understood I have met in a man's house A statue of solitude. Moving there and walking; Its strange heart beating fast THE ONLY JEALOUSY OF EMER 49 For all our talking.
O still that heart at last.
O bitter reward Of many a tragic tomb !
And we though astonished are dumb And give but a sigh and a word, A passing word.
Although the door be shut And all seem well enough, Although wide world hold not A man but will give you his love The moment he has looked at you, He that has loved the ...best May turn from a statue His too human breast.
O bitter reward Of many a tragic tomb!
And we though astonished are dumb Or give but a sigh and a word, A passing word.
What makes your heart so beat? Is there no man at your side? When beauty is complete Your own thought will have died And danger not be diminished; Dimmed at three-quarter light When moon's round is finished The stars are out of sight.
m r50 FOUR PLAYS FOR DANCERS O bitter reward Of many a tragic tomb!
And we though astonished are dumb Or give but a sigh and a word, A passing word.
What to read after Four Plays for Dancers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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