Late Lyrics And Earlier : With Many Other Verses
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Tones of hers fell forth with mineIn sowings of sound so sweet no lover could withstand!" And its clavier was filmed with fingers Like tapering flames--wan, cold--Or the nebulous light that lingers In charnel mould.
"Gayer than most Was I, " reverbed a drum; "The regiments, marchings, throngs, hurrahs! What a hostI stirred--even when crape mufflings gagged me well-nigh dumb!" Trilled an aged viol: "Much tune have I set free To spur the dance, since my first timid trialWhere I had birth--far... hence, in sun-swept Italy!" And he feels apt touches on him From those that pressed him then;Who seem with their glance to con him, Saying, "Not again!" "A holy calm, " Mourned a shawm's voice subdued, "Steeped my Cecilian rhythms when hymn and psalmPoured from devout souls met in Sabbath sanctitude. " "I faced the sock Nightly, " twanged a sick lyre, "Over ranked lights! O charm of life in mock, O scenes that fed love, hope, wit, rapture, mirth, desire!" Thus they, till each past player Stroked thinner and more thin, And the morning sky grew grayer And day crawled in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tones of hers fell forth with mineIn sowings of sound so sweet no lover could withstand!" And its clavier was filmed with fingers Like tapering flames--wan, cold--Or the nebulous light that lingers In charnel mould.
"Gayer than most Was I, " reverbed a drum; "The regiments, marchings, throngs, hurrahs! What a hostI stirred--even when crape mufflings gagged me well-nigh dumb!" Trilled an aged viol: "Much tune have I set free To spur the dance, since my first timid trialWhere I had birth--far... hence, in sun-swept Italy!" And he feels apt touches on him From those that pressed him then;Who seem with their glance to con him, Saying, "Not again!" "A holy calm, " Mourned a shawm's voice subdued, "Steeped my Cecilian rhythms when hymn and psalmPoured from devout souls met in Sabbath sanctitude. " "I faced the sock Nightly, " twanged a sick lyre, "Over ranked lights! O charm of life in mock, O scenes that fed love, hope, wit, rapture, mirth, desire!" Thus they, till each past player Stroked thinner and more thin, And the morning sky grew grayer And day crawled in.
What to read after Late Lyrics And Earlier : With Many Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hardy Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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