Friar Anselmo And Other Poems
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TWO.
WE two will stand in the shadow here, To see the bride as she passes by ; Ring soft and low, ring loud and clear, Ye chiming bells that swing on high ! Look ! look ! she comes ! The air grows sweet With the fragrant breath of the orange blooms, And the flowers she treads beneath her feet Die in a flood of rare perfumes !
She comes ! she comes ! The happy bells With their joyous clamor fill the air, While the great organ dies and swells, Soaring to trembling heights of prayer ! Oh! rare are... her robes of silken sheen, And the pearls that gleam on her bosom's snow ; But rarer the grace of her royal mien, Her hair's fine gold, and her cheek's young glow. 56 TWO. 57 Dainty and fair as a folded rose, Fresh as a violet dewy sweet, Chaste as a lily, she hardly knows That there are rough paths for other feet. For Love hath shielded her; Honor kept Watch beside her by night and day; And Evil out from her sight hath crept, Trailing its slow length far away.
Now in her perfect womanhood, In all the wealth of her matchless charms, Lovely and beautiful, pure and good, She yields herself to her lover's arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TWO.
WE two will stand in the shadow here, To see the bride as she passes by ; Ring soft and low, ring loud and clear, Ye chiming bells that swing on high ! Look ! look ! she comes ! The air grows sweet With the fragrant breath of the orange blooms, And the flowers she treads beneath her feet Die in a flood of rare perfumes !
She comes ! she comes ! The happy bells With their joyous clamor fill the air, While the great organ dies and swells, Soaring to trembling heights of prayer ! Oh! rare are... her robes of silken sheen, And the pearls that gleam on her bosom's snow ; But rarer the grace of her royal mien, Her hair's fine gold, and her cheek's young glow. 56 TWO. 57 Dainty and fair as a folded rose, Fresh as a violet dewy sweet, Chaste as a lily, she hardly knows That there are rough paths for other feet. For Love hath shielded her; Honor kept Watch beside her by night and day; And Evil out from her sight hath crept, Trailing its slow length far away.
Now in her perfect womanhood, In all the wealth of her matchless charms, Lovely and beautiful, pure and good, She yields herself to her lover's arms.
What to read after Friar Anselmo And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia C R Julia Caroline Ripley Dorr to read onlineMoreLess
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