Laus Veneris, And Other Poems And Ballads
Laus Veneris, And Other Poems And Ballads
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The die rang sideways as it fell, Rang cracked and thin, Like a man's laughter heard in hell Far down, Faustine A shadow of laughter like a sigh, Dead sorrow's kin $ So rang, thrown down, the devil's die That won Faustine.
A suckling of his breed you were, One hard to wean ; But God, who lost you, left you fair, We see, Faustine.
120 FAUST INE.
You have the face that suits a woman For her soul's screen — The sort of beauty that 's called human In hell, Faustine.
You could do all things but be g...ood Or chaste of mien ; And that you would not if you could, We know, Faustine.
Even he who cast seven devils out Of Magdalene Could hardly do as much, I doubt, For you, Faustine.
Did Satan make you to spite God ?
Or did God mean To scourge with scorpions for a rod Our sins, Faustine ?
I know what queen at first you. were, As though I had seen Red gold and black imperious hair Twice crown Faustine.
As if your fed sarcophagus- Spared flesh and skin, You come back face to face with us, The same Faustine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The die rang sideways as it fell, Rang cracked and thin, Like a man's laughter heard in hell Far down, Faustine A shadow of laughter like a sigh, Dead sorrow's kin $ So rang, thrown down, the devil's die That won Faustine.
A suckling of his breed you were, One hard to wean ; But God, who lost you, left you fair, We see, Faustine.
120 FAUST INE.
You have the face that suits a woman For her soul's screen — The sort of beauty that 's called human In hell, Faustine.
You could do all things but be g...ood Or chaste of mien ; And that you would not if you could, We know, Faustine.
Even he who cast seven devils out Of Magdalene Could hardly do as much, I doubt, For you, Faustine.
Did Satan make you to spite God ?
Or did God mean To scourge with scorpions for a rod Our sins, Faustine ?
I know what queen at first you. were, As though I had seen Red gold and black imperious hair Twice crown Faustine.
As if your fed sarcophagus- Spared flesh and skin, You come back face to face with us, The same Faustine.
What to read after Laus Veneris, And Other Poems And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinburne Algernon Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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