Iolaus the Man That Was a Ghost
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Our love was like the scent of flowers To her who watches by the bed Of one that dies in the dark hours, 34 lolaus The one her youth had wed : At dawn she scares her tears away, And through the cloud-enamelled day Jests bravely for their bread.
She shared with all the brighter part ; The witching sallies lightly flew ; Her thoughts seemed, spilt by subtle art, Half tear-drops and half dew. They loved her for her gracious heart, And the glad winds blew.
The sunbeam of her fleeting life Gladdened... the unsuspecting days ; And all the dusky imps of strife Paled in her wisdom's lambent rays. 35 lolaus Her laugh to one was as a knife : But she had pleasure's praise.
And I who loved that conquering smile, And felt the tears in secret shed, Who watched her life with kindly guile Veiling its darlings dead, Held in a choking hush the while A heart that feigned and bled . . .
Onward with blind rebellious breast I ranged, with love, with bale opprest, Piteous, passionate, all unblest, The dispossessed, God-possest .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our love was like the scent of flowers To her who watches by the bed Of one that dies in the dark hours, 34 lolaus The one her youth had wed : At dawn she scares her tears away, And through the cloud-enamelled day Jests bravely for their bread.
She shared with all the brighter part ; The witching sallies lightly flew ; Her thoughts seemed, spilt by subtle art, Half tear-drops and half dew. They loved her for her gracious heart, And the glad winds blew.
The sunbeam of her fleeting life Gladdened... the unsuspecting days ; And all the dusky imps of strife Paled in her wisdom's lambent rays. 35 lolaus Her laugh to one was as a knife : But she had pleasure's praise.
And I who loved that conquering smile, And felt the tears in secret shed, Who watched her life with kindly guile Veiling its darlings dead, Held in a choking hush the while A heart that feigned and bled . . .
Onward with blind rebellious breast I ranged, with love, with bale opprest, Piteous, passionate, all unblest, The dispossessed, God-possest .
What to read after Iolaus the Man That Was a Ghost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Allan Mackereth to read onlineMoreLess
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