In Loves Garden And Other Verses
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But Love does not enter; But Love will not enter.
To thy work, O heart deceived O heart enchanted.
Love's but stealing of thy sweets, As the thieving bee Pausing on the flower: He to other flowers will go 35 Soon enough, soon enough!
'Tis the honey that he wants, Not the flower!
But, O troubled watcher, Close not tight thy door; Yield some sweets to Love, While he lingers, while he stays.
If he will not enter, If he will not earnest be, Come to dwell with thee, Treat him as he treats; But yield... not thy heart!
That too sacred, too divine For Love's pastime!
Keep that for a worthy hour.
36 AND OTHER VERSES LOVE'S DISCOVERY I found the home of my beloved, All hid in vines and flowers, All quiet in the moonlight.
'Twas e'en a temple, where my heart Bowed from afar in love and longing A temple where my feet might never enter.
O pain delicious!
To worship at Love's shrine, But ne'er that love possess.
O heaven found: O heaven lost!
O joy of joys!
O pain of pains!
37 IN LOVE'S GARDEN LOVE'S DAWN 'Twas in Love's dawn the tender waking, - Love, all rose-colored, stole upon me, And stood, a smiling goddess, there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Love does not enter; But Love will not enter.
To thy work, O heart deceived O heart enchanted.
Love's but stealing of thy sweets, As the thieving bee Pausing on the flower: He to other flowers will go 35 Soon enough, soon enough!
'Tis the honey that he wants, Not the flower!
But, O troubled watcher, Close not tight thy door; Yield some sweets to Love, While he lingers, while he stays.
If he will not enter, If he will not earnest be, Come to dwell with thee, Treat him as he treats; But yield... not thy heart!
That too sacred, too divine For Love's pastime!
Keep that for a worthy hour.
36 AND OTHER VERSES LOVE'S DISCOVERY I found the home of my beloved, All hid in vines and flowers, All quiet in the moonlight.
'Twas e'en a temple, where my heart Bowed from afar in love and longing A temple where my feet might never enter.
O pain delicious!
To worship at Love's shrine, But ne'er that love possess.
O heaven found: O heaven lost!
O joy of joys!
O pain of pains!
37 IN LOVE'S GARDEN LOVE'S DAWN 'Twas in Love's dawn the tender waking, - Love, all rose-colored, stole upon me, And stood, a smiling goddess, there.
What to read after In Loves Garden And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ida Frances Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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