In An Italian Mirror
In An Italian Mirror
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But now a glass of strong Egyptian wine Had loosed his mind and tongue, Another bowl, " Shall I my tale outline, To you remorseless sots ? " With that he flung His chlamys aside, his beautiful face, Tho' flushed with wine, was soft and full of grace.
" A musician am I, moulding some harmony, Songs from the violet stars I steal.
From the full copper moons smiling in brilliancy Sensuousness. I can reveal Most mysterious emotions, suck from the powdered Bowl Of perpetual blue the juice of its myst...ic soul.
When my song is on you bent, freed from insane desire, Lost in myself my soul becomes nil, And I know that I am caught up in the earth's fierce fire, Lost to myself my mind and will, That's why I love ! " Charmides was still.
We turned away our eyes for fear he would see How we all were creatures of poverty; Charmides was so young ; another glass Of strong Egyptian wine his lips did pass. Once more inspired with eyes of flaming blue 28 He hypnotised us all with something new.
" Poet am I, I juggle with word and rhythm, To Love and maddening passion I tune my loved lyre, Wrapt they listen, eyes are becoming dewd, dim, Tears are mixed with thoughts and my poem inspire, Drawn in my net entire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now a glass of strong Egyptian wine Had loosed his mind and tongue, Another bowl, " Shall I my tale outline, To you remorseless sots ? " With that he flung His chlamys aside, his beautiful face, Tho' flushed with wine, was soft and full of grace.
" A musician am I, moulding some harmony, Songs from the violet stars I steal.
From the full copper moons smiling in brilliancy Sensuousness. I can reveal Most mysterious emotions, suck from the powdered Bowl Of perpetual blue the juice of its myst...ic soul.
When my song is on you bent, freed from insane desire, Lost in myself my soul becomes nil, And I know that I am caught up in the earth's fierce fire, Lost to myself my mind and will, That's why I love ! " Charmides was still.
We turned away our eyes for fear he would see How we all were creatures of poverty; Charmides was so young ; another glass Of strong Egyptian wine his lips did pass. Once more inspired with eyes of flaming blue 28 He hypnotised us all with something new.
" Poet am I, I juggle with word and rhythm, To Love and maddening passion I tune my loved lyre, Wrapt they listen, eyes are becoming dewd, dim, Tears are mixed with thoughts and my poem inspire, Drawn in my net entire.
What to read after In An Italian Mirror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vere Di Ravelli to read onlineMoreLess
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