Lux Et Veritas And Other Sonnets
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My book unread lies idle on my knee, While visions of what might be throng the blaze- Dramas in which dull pages play no part. A maid with tender face and loving heart Flashes a smile amidst the embers' haze That seems to tell of Love's infinity.
AS TO SOLITUDE Oft have I learned of solitary joys, When some sweet bard, becoming Nature's child, Has breathed in song his love of pathless wild Or lonely shore, where no discord annoys The ear attuned to God ; where naught destroys The inward eye's c...lear vision undefiled, Which, by some cloud or flower a time beguiled, Forgets man's wanton world of trifling toys.
But as I picture to myself the shore, Its tawny sands, the white-crowned, rolling sea- I love it none the less, nay, rather more, Because I feel that Nature's voice to me Would ring out clearer far than e'er before Down by the soft-lipped waves, alone with thee !
TO HIS MISTRESS SLEEPING O sweet my Love, unlock those slumbrous eyes, And let those twin bright suns, now set in sleep, Bring back a radiant day, and swiftly sweep All clouds of darkness from thy lover's skies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My book unread lies idle on my knee, While visions of what might be throng the blaze- Dramas in which dull pages play no part. A maid with tender face and loving heart Flashes a smile amidst the embers' haze That seems to tell of Love's infinity.
AS TO SOLITUDE Oft have I learned of solitary joys, When some sweet bard, becoming Nature's child, Has breathed in song his love of pathless wild Or lonely shore, where no discord annoys The ear attuned to God ; where naught destroys The inward eye's c...lear vision undefiled, Which, by some cloud or flower a time beguiled, Forgets man's wanton world of trifling toys.
But as I picture to myself the shore, Its tawny sands, the white-crowned, rolling sea- I love it none the less, nay, rather more, Because I feel that Nature's voice to me Would ring out clearer far than e'er before Down by the soft-lipped waves, alone with thee !
TO HIS MISTRESS SLEEPING O sweet my Love, unlock those slumbrous eyes, And let those twin bright suns, now set in sleep, Bring back a radiant day, and swiftly sweep All clouds of darkness from thy lover's skies.
What to read after Lux Et Veritas And Other Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bremner Tennant to read onlineMoreLess
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