From the book of Valentines
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In lovely Lesbos All my heart is, with its passionate longing. O too piteous is the lot of women : In the long night I lie awake for hours Or sleep the sleep of dreamers ivithout rest. For in my soul there is discouragement. And cold remorse lays hands upon my heart. Now thou art gone, the grey world has no joy. But bleak and bitter is the wind of life. Cutting this timid traveller to the bone.
Not all the gods can ever give me peace. Nor their forgiveness make me glad again. For I have sinned ...against my own great soul And cherished far too little thy great love. Brave was thy spirit, glad and beautiful. Nor ever faltered nor was faint of heart In the fair splendid path of thy desire. Even as I speak there comes a touch of shame, 55 A LETTER FROM LESBOS Like a friend's hand upon my shoulder laidj To think such moody and unmanly words Could ever pass the mouth thy mouth has pressed.
Remembrance ivakes. I hear the long far call To fortitude and courage in the night From my companions of the mighty past, All the heroic lovers of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In lovely Lesbos All my heart is, with its passionate longing. O too piteous is the lot of women : In the long night I lie awake for hours Or sleep the sleep of dreamers ivithout rest. For in my soul there is discouragement. And cold remorse lays hands upon my heart. Now thou art gone, the grey world has no joy. But bleak and bitter is the wind of life. Cutting this timid traveller to the bone.
Not all the gods can ever give me peace. Nor their forgiveness make me glad again. For I have sinned ...against my own great soul And cherished far too little thy great love. Brave was thy spirit, glad and beautiful. Nor ever faltered nor was faint of heart In the fair splendid path of thy desire. Even as I speak there comes a touch of shame, 55 A LETTER FROM LESBOS Like a friend's hand upon my shoulder laidj To think such moody and unmanly words Could ever pass the mouth thy mouth has pressed.
Remembrance ivakes. I hear the long far call To fortitude and courage in the night From my companions of the mighty past, All the heroic lovers of the world.
What to read after From the book of Valentines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carman Bliss to read onlineMoreLess
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