Imperia And Other Prolusions in Verse
Imperia And Other Prolusions in Verse
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She might have smiled ; if it could please The petals of a flower unblown, To open to the passing breeze, That whispers o'er them, and is gone.
She might have wept ; if e'er one day, With hand on bosom coldly pressed, She felt, within the human clay, The gentle dew of heavenly rest.
She might have loved ; if pride inbred, Like low lights, burning wide apart, Beside a coffin of the dead, Had not stood guardian o'er her heart.
58 TO ONE DEAD She never lived and she is dead ; She only seemed to li...ve ; Fate shook Down from her hands the uncut book In which no page she ever read.
AH REMEMBER! 59 AH REMEMBER!
(From the French of A. De Mussel) AH remember ! when morn's rosy fingers Open to the sun her magic hall ; Ah remember ! when the evening lingers Passing dreamlike 'neath her silvern pall. 'Mid the whirl of wildest passion, when thy bosom sinks and swells, When the wizards of the midnight weave round thee their sweetest spells, Then hear the voice which wakes Down in the dusky brakes : "Ah remember!" 60 AH REMEMBER!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She might have smiled ; if it could please The petals of a flower unblown, To open to the passing breeze, That whispers o'er them, and is gone.
She might have wept ; if e'er one day, With hand on bosom coldly pressed, She felt, within the human clay, The gentle dew of heavenly rest.
She might have loved ; if pride inbred, Like low lights, burning wide apart, Beside a coffin of the dead, Had not stood guardian o'er her heart.
58 TO ONE DEAD She never lived and she is dead ; She only seemed to li...ve ; Fate shook Down from her hands the uncut book In which no page she ever read.
AH REMEMBER! 59 AH REMEMBER!
(From the French of A. De Mussel) AH remember ! when morn's rosy fingers Open to the sun her magic hall ; Ah remember ! when the evening lingers Passing dreamlike 'neath her silvern pall. 'Mid the whirl of wildest passion, when thy bosom sinks and swells, When the wizards of the midnight weave round thee their sweetest spells, Then hear the voice which wakes Down in the dusky brakes : "Ah remember!" 60 AH REMEMBER!
What to read after Imperia And Other Prolusions in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Westbury to read onlineMoreLess
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