From Inland And Other Poems
From Inland And Other Poems
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Here is her voice : it soundeth but of her ; Here are her words : they tell of her alone ; And here her penmanship : she guides his hand ; Here are her face and presence : he sees naught But her in all the world, and he is naught But, as it were, a harp set quivering By memories of her that pass and pass Like little winds fretting the sounding string- Stretched in dim arbours o'er the twilight grass. These are her songs : it is not he doth sing, But she herself hymning herself. Alas ! Here we h...ave perfect beauty mirroring Itself in a cracked glass. Xiv SONG Oh ! purer than the day new-born, More candid than the pearled morn, Come soon and set the day in tune All through the sun-bathed afternoon ; Come soon ! Oh ! sweeter than the roses be, Subtler than balm or rosemary, Come now, and 'neath this orchard bough Hark to the tranquil sea-wind's sough : Come now ! More rhythmic when you step than tunes Wafted o'er waves in summer moons. Bide here, and in my longing ear Murmur the words I crave to hear ; Bide here !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here is her voice : it soundeth but of her ; Here are her words : they tell of her alone ; And here her penmanship : she guides his hand ; Here are her face and presence : he sees naught But her in all the world, and he is naught But, as it were, a harp set quivering By memories of her that pass and pass Like little winds fretting the sounding string- Stretched in dim arbours o'er the twilight grass. These are her songs : it is not he doth sing, But she herself hymning herself. Alas ! Here we h...ave perfect beauty mirroring Itself in a cracked glass. Xiv SONG Oh ! purer than the day new-born, More candid than the pearled morn, Come soon and set the day in tune All through the sun-bathed afternoon ; Come soon ! Oh ! sweeter than the roses be, Subtler than balm or rosemary, Come now, and 'neath this orchard bough Hark to the tranquil sea-wind's sough : Come now ! More rhythmic when you step than tunes Wafted o'er waves in summer moons. Bide here, and in my longing ear Murmur the words I crave to hear ; Bide here !
What to read after From Inland And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Conrad And Fm Hueffer to read onlineMoreLess
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