Heartsease And Rue
Heartsease And Rue
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If to such fairies years must come, May yours fall soft and slow As, shaken by a bee's low hum, The rose-leaves waver, sweetly dumb, Down to their mates below ! (142) THE DISCOVERY.
I WATCHED a moorland torrent run Down through the drift itself had made, Golden as honey in the sun, Of darkest amber in the shade.
In this wild glen at last, methought, The magic's secret I surprise ; Here Celia's guardian fairy caught The changeful splendors of her eyes.
All else grows tame, the sky's one blue, Th...e one long languish of the rose, But these, beyond prevision new, Shall charm and startle to the close.
(143) WITH A SEASHELL.
SHELL, whose lips, than mine more cold, Might with Dian's ear make bold, Seek my Lady's ; if thou win To that portal, shut from sin, Where commissioned angels' swords Startle back unholy words, Thou a miracle shalt see Wrought by it and wrought in thee ; Thou, the dumb one, shalt recover Speech of poet, speech of lover. If she deign to lift you there, Murmur what I may not dare ; In that archway, pearly-pink As the Dawn's untrodden brink, Murmur, "Excellent and good, Beauty's best in every mood, Never common, never tame, Changeful fair as windward flame " Nay, I maunder ; this she hears Every day with mocking ears, With a brow not sudden-stained With the flush of bliss restrained, With no tremor of the pulse More than feels the dreaming dulse (144) WITH A SEASHELL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If to such fairies years must come, May yours fall soft and slow As, shaken by a bee's low hum, The rose-leaves waver, sweetly dumb, Down to their mates below ! (142) THE DISCOVERY.
I WATCHED a moorland torrent run Down through the drift itself had made, Golden as honey in the sun, Of darkest amber in the shade.
In this wild glen at last, methought, The magic's secret I surprise ; Here Celia's guardian fairy caught The changeful splendors of her eyes.
All else grows tame, the sky's one blue, Th...e one long languish of the rose, But these, beyond prevision new, Shall charm and startle to the close.
(143) WITH A SEASHELL.
SHELL, whose lips, than mine more cold, Might with Dian's ear make bold, Seek my Lady's ; if thou win To that portal, shut from sin, Where commissioned angels' swords Startle back unholy words, Thou a miracle shalt see Wrought by it and wrought in thee ; Thou, the dumb one, shalt recover Speech of poet, speech of lover. If she deign to lift you there, Murmur what I may not dare ; In that archway, pearly-pink As the Dawn's untrodden brink, Murmur, "Excellent and good, Beauty's best in every mood, Never common, never tame, Changeful fair as windward flame " Nay, I maunder ; this she hears Every day with mocking ears, With a brow not sudden-stained With the flush of bliss restrained, With no tremor of the pulse More than feels the dreaming dulse (144) WITH A SEASHELL.
What to read after Heartsease And Rue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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