Life, Death, And Other Poems
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Like the finned travelers of the sea, Her sole congenial home Was in the deeps, of deep humanity.
And these she found beside The shoals ; for always there are deeps Where is a soul ; and where abide Its master-loves, and leaps Its inmost flame, she peered, 62 ROSA.
And met thankful reflection of her feeling, Thankf ullest from hearts most seared. Like Pharos high she stood, appealing To passers mid false Fashion's Cold shallows and unfervent passions. None were repelled. Her beauty drew All to ...her, as the magnet steel, And then, her modest earnestness but few, Nay none, could long withstand, and they would feel Their hearts warm with new love. A jealous matron spoke To Rosa with a sneer would move A worldly girl's quick wrath ; it could provoke In her only meek humbleness. " Nay, I pretend to naught, " with a deep blush She said, that made her loveliness So whelming, it could crush The matron's jealousy, that she, with look ROSA. 63 Of mingled love and shame, The dazzling maiden took Into her arms, with a self -blame Not known before, did press, And with true tenderness caress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like the finned travelers of the sea, Her sole congenial home Was in the deeps, of deep humanity.
And these she found beside The shoals ; for always there are deeps Where is a soul ; and where abide Its master-loves, and leaps Its inmost flame, she peered, 62 ROSA.
And met thankful reflection of her feeling, Thankf ullest from hearts most seared. Like Pharos high she stood, appealing To passers mid false Fashion's Cold shallows and unfervent passions. None were repelled. Her beauty drew All to ...her, as the magnet steel, And then, her modest earnestness but few, Nay none, could long withstand, and they would feel Their hearts warm with new love. A jealous matron spoke To Rosa with a sneer would move A worldly girl's quick wrath ; it could provoke In her only meek humbleness. " Nay, I pretend to naught, " with a deep blush She said, that made her loveliness So whelming, it could crush The matron's jealousy, that she, with look ROSA. 63 Of mingled love and shame, The dazzling maiden took Into her arms, with a self -blame Not known before, did press, And with true tenderness caress.
What to read after Life, Death, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calvert George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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