Italian Rhapsody And Other Poems of Italy
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With a vestal s vow He fed the flame caught from thy sacred light. And when upon him lay The long eclipse of day, Thou wert the memory-hoarded treasure of his doomed sight.
ITALIAN RHAPSODY VIII Name me a poet who has trod thy soil ; He is thy lover, ever hastening back, With thee forgetting weariness and toil, The nightly sorrow for the daily lack. How oft our lyric race Looked last upon thy face !
Oh, would that i were worthy thus to die in thine embrace !
IX Oh, to be kin to Keats, but as a ...part Of the same Roman earth! to sleep, unknown, Not far from Shelley of the virgin heart, Where not one tomb is envious of a throne; Where the proud pyramid, To brighter glory bid, Gives Cestius his longed-for fame, marking immortal Art.
Or, in loved Florence, to repose beside Our trinity of singers ! Fame enough To neighbor lordly Landor, noble Clough, And her, our later sibyl, sorrow-eyed.
ITALIAN RHAPSODY 7 Oh, tell me not their arts, But their Italian hearts Won for their dust that narrow oval, than the world more wide !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With a vestal s vow He fed the flame caught from thy sacred light. And when upon him lay The long eclipse of day, Thou wert the memory-hoarded treasure of his doomed sight.
ITALIAN RHAPSODY VIII Name me a poet who has trod thy soil ; He is thy lover, ever hastening back, With thee forgetting weariness and toil, The nightly sorrow for the daily lack. How oft our lyric race Looked last upon thy face !
Oh, would that i were worthy thus to die in thine embrace !
IX Oh, to be kin to Keats, but as a ...part Of the same Roman earth! to sleep, unknown, Not far from Shelley of the virgin heart, Where not one tomb is envious of a throne; Where the proud pyramid, To brighter glory bid, Gives Cestius his longed-for fame, marking immortal Art.
Or, in loved Florence, to repose beside Our trinity of singers ! Fame enough To neighbor lordly Landor, noble Clough, And her, our later sibyl, sorrow-eyed.
ITALIAN RHAPSODY 7 Oh, tell me not their arts, But their Italian hearts Won for their dust that narrow oval, than the world more wide !
What to read after Italian Rhapsody And Other Poems of Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Underwood Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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