Lyrics for a Lute
Lyrics for a Lute
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The purple clusters in the leaves Of grapes already ripe ; The chestnut burrs Half burst ; the slurs Upon the robin's pipe ; The shrill wind whistling round the eaves ; The dawn's white gossamer ; — All these awake The wish I make, Good Winter, just for her.
LOVE. 69 My Love, a blossom fair is she ; Lithe as a lily stem : Her voice and words So like the birds' Will make you think of them.
Good Winter, keep her safe for me, Leave to her face its smile, And to her heart Of love that part Which ma...kes my wish worth while !
70 LYRICS FOR A LUTE.
HIS STARLIGHT.
You who at my elbow sit, By whose eyes my lines are lit, How shall any poet's pen Go amiss or falter when Stars like these shine out above — Beacons kindled there by Love — Lighting up the paths below Where he wanders to and fro.
Is it strange the rh3rmes should kiss Under such a spell as this ?
They but mimic those, my Sweet, Who of old were wont to meet, Meet and linger at the bars, Making love beneath the stars : We ourselves were happy rh3rmes In those dear, betrothal times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The purple clusters in the leaves Of grapes already ripe ; The chestnut burrs Half burst ; the slurs Upon the robin's pipe ; The shrill wind whistling round the eaves ; The dawn's white gossamer ; — All these awake The wish I make, Good Winter, just for her.
LOVE. 69 My Love, a blossom fair is she ; Lithe as a lily stem : Her voice and words So like the birds' Will make you think of them.
Good Winter, keep her safe for me, Leave to her face its smile, And to her heart Of love that part Which ma...kes my wish worth while !
70 LYRICS FOR A LUTE.
HIS STARLIGHT.
You who at my elbow sit, By whose eyes my lines are lit, How shall any poet's pen Go amiss or falter when Stars like these shine out above — Beacons kindled there by Love — Lighting up the paths below Where he wanders to and fro.
Is it strange the rh3rmes should kiss Under such a spell as this ?
They but mimic those, my Sweet, Who of old were wont to meet, Meet and linger at the bars, Making love beneath the stars : We ourselves were happy rh3rmes In those dear, betrothal times.
What to read after Lyrics for a Lute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Dempster Sherman to read onlineMoreLess
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