Many Moods in Many Meters Poems
Many Moods in Many Meters Poems
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For hardest diamonds drops of water wear. But to thy heart my love floods vainly flow.
CARTE DE VISITE.
Take back the Carte, The photographer's utmost care.
E'en touching art, So much attaining proves that ne'er Similitudes with self compare ; His greatest skill, However honest be his bent, But makes some ill With the original be blent For Avhich it never warrant lent : So blame not. Thou, If still, despite the carte, I'll prize As I do now Thy picture fairer to mine eyes That in Imagination li...es.
I ( 114 ) THE FAULT IS THINE.
(Rondeau. ) The fault is thine, that 'gainst thy peerless reign, Perfection-phalanxed, longer I sustain No fight for freedom ; one by one in rest My lances all have splintered at the test, And, slave, to thee, no freedom I regain.
That, still begrimed with dust and battle stain, I call thee, Queen, and cry to thee to deign To take love's homage, wildly thus expressed.
The fault is thine.
Two fates alone from thee to me remain, — To live for thee were joy, to die sweet pain, — (Tho' men may kill, the kilUng they detest ; But women kill and calling the killing jest) So if I've fought and failed and love in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For hardest diamonds drops of water wear. But to thy heart my love floods vainly flow.
CARTE DE VISITE.
Take back the Carte, The photographer's utmost care.
E'en touching art, So much attaining proves that ne'er Similitudes with self compare ; His greatest skill, However honest be his bent, But makes some ill With the original be blent For Avhich it never warrant lent : So blame not. Thou, If still, despite the carte, I'll prize As I do now Thy picture fairer to mine eyes That in Imagination li...es.
I ( 114 ) THE FAULT IS THINE.
(Rondeau. ) The fault is thine, that 'gainst thy peerless reign, Perfection-phalanxed, longer I sustain No fight for freedom ; one by one in rest My lances all have splintered at the test, And, slave, to thee, no freedom I regain.
That, still begrimed with dust and battle stain, I call thee, Queen, and cry to thee to deign To take love's homage, wildly thus expressed.
The fault is thine.
Two fates alone from thee to me remain, — To live for thee were joy, to die sweet pain, — (Tho' men may kill, the kilUng they detest ; But women kill and calling the killing jest) So if I've fought and failed and love in vain.
What to read after Many Moods in Many Meters Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Green to read onlineMoreLess
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