Loves Hymnal Sonnets
Loves Hymnal Sonnets
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For thee my peace was staked, As guerdon of the wish to save you pain. But what of self ? I sought the path in vain. When o'er my lips the anxious flood escaped In sentences half formed, or voice enlaked In tears, that years of grief had left like rain, Unwept, thine eyes, true mirrors of thy soul, Cried out to me, " Thou for thyself dost plead. " But when my lips had tremblingly turned mute, Thou saidst, " Give speech unto our souls, to roll The stone away and chide, is like a lute, And sweet ...as praise, what wots if I take heed. " ii XII TO chide I feared, for in my heart there grew So swift a consciousness of love, delayed Till now, I shrank within my soul dismayed, And coldness barred my heart from self, till through The weary hours of night, no mother knew More holy longings, nor more humbly prayed, Than I for thee, whate'er thy life essayed. Again we stand unveiled to each, and true As magnets, sweep our souls in one, for time Eternal, and through space. Yet, gathering force, We utter words belying speech of eyes : Our honor staked 'gainst love, we know no course Beside, and bondsmen to ourselves, arise To stem the passion of a love sublime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For thee my peace was staked, As guerdon of the wish to save you pain. But what of self ? I sought the path in vain. When o'er my lips the anxious flood escaped In sentences half formed, or voice enlaked In tears, that years of grief had left like rain, Unwept, thine eyes, true mirrors of thy soul, Cried out to me, " Thou for thyself dost plead. " But when my lips had tremblingly turned mute, Thou saidst, " Give speech unto our souls, to roll The stone away and chide, is like a lute, And sweet ...as praise, what wots if I take heed. " ii XII TO chide I feared, for in my heart there grew So swift a consciousness of love, delayed Till now, I shrank within my soul dismayed, And coldness barred my heart from self, till through The weary hours of night, no mother knew More holy longings, nor more humbly prayed, Than I for thee, whate'er thy life essayed. Again we stand unveiled to each, and true As magnets, sweep our souls in one, for time Eternal, and through space. Yet, gathering force, We utter words belying speech of eyes : Our honor staked 'gainst love, we know no course Beside, and bondsmen to ourselves, arise To stem the passion of a love sublime.
What to read after Loves Hymnal Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Rena Medini to read onlineMoreLess
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