Horae Poeticae Lyrical And Other Poems
Horae Poeticae Lyrical And Other Poems
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She dared not weep ; and she could not sleep For the chill that around her heart did creep.
She saw not — she heard not — the thing that was near ; But it filled her eve and it filled her ear : It touched her not for blessing or bane ; But it curdled her blood and it scorched her brain.
218 THE FAIR ROSALIE.
She listened alone ; she heard no tone ; But a hiowledge ofivords o'er her senses passed : She felt them say, " Pray ! Rosalie, pray ! If thou darest, fervently pray — and fast — For thy pe...rjured soul ! This prayer is thy last !
The flowers thou did'st give have ceased to live; Their aspect is changed ; their fragrance is fled ; Their altered breath has a scent of death ; They come, a token from true heart broken ; They come, a pledge from the faithful Dead. " Merry bells are ringing ; glad maidens are flinging Fresh flowers to grace the festal day : Why comes not the bride in her beauty's pride ? Why comes she not in her bridal array ?
A lady lies dead in a silken bed ; That lady's face is fair to view ; One hand is pressed on her marble breast, And it holds a posie of ghastly hue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She dared not weep ; and she could not sleep For the chill that around her heart did creep.
She saw not — she heard not — the thing that was near ; But it filled her eve and it filled her ear : It touched her not for blessing or bane ; But it curdled her blood and it scorched her brain.
218 THE FAIR ROSALIE.
She listened alone ; she heard no tone ; But a hiowledge ofivords o'er her senses passed : She felt them say, " Pray ! Rosalie, pray ! If thou darest, fervently pray — and fast — For thy pe...rjured soul ! This prayer is thy last !
The flowers thou did'st give have ceased to live; Their aspect is changed ; their fragrance is fled ; Their altered breath has a scent of death ; They come, a token from true heart broken ; They come, a pledge from the faithful Dead. " Merry bells are ringing ; glad maidens are flinging Fresh flowers to grace the festal day : Why comes not the bride in her beauty's pride ? Why comes she not in her bridal array ?
A lady lies dead in a silken bed ; That lady's face is fair to view ; One hand is pressed on her marble breast, And it holds a posie of ghastly hue.
What to read after Horae Poeticae Lyrical And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Emmet Lenox Conyngham to read onlineMoreLess
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