Gongora An Historical Critical Essay On the Times of Philip Iii Iv of Spa
Gongora An Historical Critical Essay On the Times of Philip Iii Iv of Spa
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XIV.
These, fair seat, thy glories are, Heralded by Fame afar, From the realm which Douro laves To Hydaspes' Eastern waves. For thou art Granada, thou Brightest gem on Moslem brow, Brightest wreath by Christian won, Brightest shade of greatness gone. And thou art Granada, where Forms of beauty heavenly fair Make thy evening splendour seem Brighter than thy morning beam. Greater ne'er to light upsprung, Since the World and Time were young.
AND THE AFFECTIONS 119 SONNETS.
I. TO DIEGO PAZ DE CASTI...LLEJO.
Let not the short-lived reptile Sloth, Don James, Lurk in thy youth's fresh flowers and buds of gold: More deadly is that salamander cold, Than wakeful Study, child of fire and flames. When next at thee his bolt blind Cupid aims, Strip the light shaft which on thy heart takes hold, To imp thy Muse's wing : thy wings unfold In flights of song, like duteous squire of dames. Complain of cruel scorn, or tell how blest Thou art in thy dear lady's hour of grace : Call her sweet Siren, as may suit her best, Or Sphinx with marble heart, yet loveliest face : So a new star in heaven ensphered shall rest; Thy pen, Fame's plume, shall waft her to her place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XIV.
These, fair seat, thy glories are, Heralded by Fame afar, From the realm which Douro laves To Hydaspes' Eastern waves. For thou art Granada, thou Brightest gem on Moslem brow, Brightest wreath by Christian won, Brightest shade of greatness gone. And thou art Granada, where Forms of beauty heavenly fair Make thy evening splendour seem Brighter than thy morning beam. Greater ne'er to light upsprung, Since the World and Time were young.
AND THE AFFECTIONS 119 SONNETS.
I. TO DIEGO PAZ DE CASTI...LLEJO.
Let not the short-lived reptile Sloth, Don James, Lurk in thy youth's fresh flowers and buds of gold: More deadly is that salamander cold, Than wakeful Study, child of fire and flames. When next at thee his bolt blind Cupid aims, Strip the light shaft which on thy heart takes hold, To imp thy Muse's wing : thy wings unfold In flights of song, like duteous squire of dames. Complain of cruel scorn, or tell how blest Thou art in thy dear lady's hour of grace : Call her sweet Siren, as may suit her best, Or Sphinx with marble heart, yet loveliest face : So a new star in heaven ensphered shall rest; Thy pen, Fame's plume, shall waft her to her place.
What to read after Gongora An Historical Critical Essay On the Times of Philip Iii Iv of Spa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Churton to read onlineMoreLess
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