Loves Minstrel And Other Poems
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/ 40 Lovk's Minstrel.
Hermit. — " Art thou a guest of yonder lord ?" Stranger. — "Ay, father, thou art right again, Lord Stephen keeps a merry board, And I the gayest in the train. " Hermit. — "Then thou art he whom folks declare, To be the lady's chosen groom ; Little thought I her great despair, Would e'er have left that forest tomb. " The hermit from his stock of fuel.
Supplied the burning heap once more ; Then sat him down upon his stool. With eyes fix'd on the lighted floor.
Stranger. — " ...Come, father, thou art now sedate.
This storm has cast a gloomy spell ; Yet while the lull of it we wait, A story I should like full well. In yonder castle, on a wall, A light guitar allures the eye ; Its chords are broken one and all.
And shrivell'd in complexity. I know that once it did belong.
To one who lov'd my future bride ; Whose life of innocence and song.
Was void of greater will to guide. I know that by a rival's hand He fell within that forest's shade ; That yonder, where three beeches stand, His corpse was by her orders laid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
/ 40 Lovk's Minstrel.
Hermit. — " Art thou a guest of yonder lord ?" Stranger. — "Ay, father, thou art right again, Lord Stephen keeps a merry board, And I the gayest in the train. " Hermit. — "Then thou art he whom folks declare, To be the lady's chosen groom ; Little thought I her great despair, Would e'er have left that forest tomb. " The hermit from his stock of fuel.
Supplied the burning heap once more ; Then sat him down upon his stool. With eyes fix'd on the lighted floor.
Stranger. — " ...Come, father, thou art now sedate.
This storm has cast a gloomy spell ; Yet while the lull of it we wait, A story I should like full well. In yonder castle, on a wall, A light guitar allures the eye ; Its chords are broken one and all.
And shrivell'd in complexity. I know that once it did belong.
To one who lov'd my future bride ; Whose life of innocence and song.
Was void of greater will to guide. I know that by a rival's hand He fell within that forest's shade ; That yonder, where three beeches stand, His corpse was by her orders laid.
What to read after Loves Minstrel And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Daniel to read onlineMoreLess
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