Loves And Losses of Pierrot
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[25] May she not be forever dear, Heroic, vain — Something exquisite as a tear, Shed of disdain?
Sharing with Columbine the crown, In our poor crowd.
Her dream of riches and renown Is to be proud.
Pierrette! It turns my vision gray.
To muse and know That presently must come a day For her to go.
She shall have gone from us and Rome, But, seen afar.
Shining in spirit, may become The evening star.
[26] PIERROT MAKES A SONG TTILLED with coquettish art, ■*■ Blue-eyed and witty, She of the fickle hea...rt Is void of pity.
She of the frosty air, Whom love amuses, Being so very fair.
Chills ere she chooses.
Who, given such a choice, Would not be chosen?
Who, knowing her, rejoice Not to be frozen?
Pierrette or Columbine?
Which has the vision Still to hold me divine.
Or in derision?
[27] THE STRICKEN PIERROT OURGEON, cut deep Into my soul; Put me to sleep And make me whole.
Repair and rinse My soiled desire ; Lance — lance the sins, Burn them with fire.
Surgeon, cut deep Into my heart ; As the knives creep, Find the bad part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[25] May she not be forever dear, Heroic, vain — Something exquisite as a tear, Shed of disdain?
Sharing with Columbine the crown, In our poor crowd.
Her dream of riches and renown Is to be proud.
Pierrette! It turns my vision gray.
To muse and know That presently must come a day For her to go.
She shall have gone from us and Rome, But, seen afar.
Shining in spirit, may become The evening star.
[26] PIERROT MAKES A SONG TTILLED with coquettish art, ■*■ Blue-eyed and witty, She of the fickle hea...rt Is void of pity.
She of the frosty air, Whom love amuses, Being so very fair.
Chills ere she chooses.
Who, given such a choice, Would not be chosen?
Who, knowing her, rejoice Not to be frozen?
Pierrette or Columbine?
Which has the vision Still to hold me divine.
Or in derision?
[27] THE STRICKEN PIERROT OURGEON, cut deep Into my soul; Put me to sleep And make me whole.
Repair and rinse My soiled desire ; Lance — lance the sins, Burn them with fire.
Surgeon, cut deep Into my heart ; As the knives creep, Find the bad part.
What to read after Loves And Losses of Pierrot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffith William to read onlineMoreLess
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