Mary Magdalene, a Poem
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Behold, I sue E'en at thy feet — I never knelt before, My Magdalene, fill up to me the cup.
The mantling cup of joy : delay no more !" Sadly she turned her golden head and looked On the impassioned suitor at her feet.
" Probus," she said, " thou art not like to those Who crowd around me in Jerusalem.
I felt a new and potent strength within Thy words to-night when, braving the rude scorn Of my ill-mannered guests, thou didst unfold MAR Y MA GDALENE. 2$ Strange doctrines spoken by that peasant po...or.
Behold, I have no friend. I dimly feel There is a something better than this life Which I have led till now. A vague unrest Torments me, and faint whisperings in the air Come to disquiet me with shadowy hopes And painful thrilling fears. Something there is That lies beyond the circle of my days.
My faith was not my father's faith, for he Abhorred great Aphrodite. How shall I, O Probus, search the mystery within My breast ? How learn what the unknown may be That calls me with its half-heard tones, and stirs Such longing and disquiet in my heart?" XX.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behold, I sue E'en at thy feet — I never knelt before, My Magdalene, fill up to me the cup.
The mantling cup of joy : delay no more !" Sadly she turned her golden head and looked On the impassioned suitor at her feet.
" Probus," she said, " thou art not like to those Who crowd around me in Jerusalem.
I felt a new and potent strength within Thy words to-night when, braving the rude scorn Of my ill-mannered guests, thou didst unfold MAR Y MA GDALENE. 2$ Strange doctrines spoken by that peasant po...or.
Behold, I have no friend. I dimly feel There is a something better than this life Which I have led till now. A vague unrest Torments me, and faint whisperings in the air Come to disquiet me with shadowy hopes And painful thrilling fears. Something there is That lies beyond the circle of my days.
My faith was not my father's faith, for he Abhorred great Aphrodite. How shall I, O Probus, search the mystery within My breast ? How learn what the unknown may be That calls me with its half-heard tones, and stirs Such longing and disquiet in my heart?" XX.
What to read after Mary Magdalene, a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenough, Richard S., Mrs., 1827-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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