Helena And Occasional Poems
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and O delight !
And all the feathered quire, Drunk with the gladness, fills The world with music breathing sweet desire.
Love, the sun mounts up Behind the eastern hills ; And from his golden cup, 1 drink the wine that fills My heart with madness like an eager fire.
Open the window, Love, Behold I climb above, And in thy white arms smother this desire.
SONG. 59 SONG.
TF I were where my heart is, ■^ I 'd find my dreams, I know ; And find the fairest maiden.
Whom they found long ago.
If I were wh...ere my dreams are, I 'd find my heart, I wis ; And find the dearest maiden, And greet her with a kiss.
6o REGRETS.
REGRETS.
A CURTAIN raised a foot or less, And at the window there, A woman's face of gentleness, And an infant's round and fair.
A mother with her child, I say, And that is all to thee ; Yet as the car rolls on its way, My heart sinks heavily.
A GREETING. 6l' A GREETING.
T KISS the breeze as it hurries by, •^ And whisper soft a warning : — My Love sleeps on though the sun is high, Take her tliat for a fond good-morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and O delight !
And all the feathered quire, Drunk with the gladness, fills The world with music breathing sweet desire.
Love, the sun mounts up Behind the eastern hills ; And from his golden cup, 1 drink the wine that fills My heart with madness like an eager fire.
Open the window, Love, Behold I climb above, And in thy white arms smother this desire.
SONG. 59 SONG.
TF I were where my heart is, ■^ I 'd find my dreams, I know ; And find the fairest maiden.
Whom they found long ago.
If I were wh...ere my dreams are, I 'd find my heart, I wis ; And find the dearest maiden, And greet her with a kiss.
6o REGRETS.
REGRETS.
A CURTAIN raised a foot or less, And at the window there, A woman's face of gentleness, And an infant's round and fair.
A mother with her child, I say, And that is all to thee ; Yet as the car rolls on its way, My heart sinks heavily.
A GREETING. 6l' A GREETING.
T KISS the breeze as it hurries by, •^ And whisper soft a warning : — My Love sleeps on though the sun is high, Take her tliat for a fond good-morning.
What to read after Helena And Occasional Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by More, Paul Elmer, 1864-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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