Loves Empire And Other Poems
Loves Empire And Other Poems
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Nor could grasp elusive Fame.
Then you came to me, my love.
Queen of gentleness and grace. Fame to win no more I strove: Ah, how needless seem'd the chase! Not an aim I had in view, Save in song to honour you.
22 *' Who so good and fair as she? " Form'd the burden of my lay.
Well your smiles rewarded me: What in heaven more rich than they?
Yet I won a double prize: Fame shone mirror'd in your eyes.
23 IDA IDA Ida.
Margaret, her sister. Philip, her lover.
Ida NAY, draw my couch to the window; le...t me watch How the fierce night-winds lash and fret the waves. Oh, the storm howls!
Margaret Heed not the fearsome din Of thunder rolling up the pebbled shore. I'll take my lute and charm thine ear with songs That herdsmen learn among the lonely hills; Or ril remind thee of the madrigals Wherewith our voices once, when day awoke, Honour'd the blossom-crowned Queen of May Throned on the village sward. I'll sing to thee Soft lullabies like those that years ago Our mother croon'd beside her babies' crib.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor could grasp elusive Fame.
Then you came to me, my love.
Queen of gentleness and grace. Fame to win no more I strove: Ah, how needless seem'd the chase! Not an aim I had in view, Save in song to honour you.
22 *' Who so good and fair as she? " Form'd the burden of my lay.
Well your smiles rewarded me: What in heaven more rich than they?
Yet I won a double prize: Fame shone mirror'd in your eyes.
23 IDA IDA Ida.
Margaret, her sister. Philip, her lover.
Ida NAY, draw my couch to the window; le...t me watch How the fierce night-winds lash and fret the waves. Oh, the storm howls!
Margaret Heed not the fearsome din Of thunder rolling up the pebbled shore. I'll take my lute and charm thine ear with songs That herdsmen learn among the lonely hills; Or ril remind thee of the madrigals Wherewith our voices once, when day awoke, Honour'd the blossom-crowned Queen of May Throned on the village sward. I'll sing to thee Soft lullabies like those that years ago Our mother croon'd beside her babies' crib.
What to read after Loves Empire And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Adelaide Mary Champneys to read onlineMoreLess
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