Miscellaneous Poems
Miscellaneous Poems
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Yet thou mightst never there, in woe or weal, Languid with love and chaste delight, Decline. Though pillow softer than of cygnet's down, If not by love, were nightly for thee spread, And flowers and perfumes for thy brow the crown, Yet what were these to soothe thine aching head ?
Who made thee such ? Was 't woman, whose should be The joyful, holy office to restore The wandering one, to his parched lip, all free, The cup of gladness raise, full, running o'er?
151 Did she throw round thy heart a... syren spell, Then turn from thee all darkened in its maze, When she, amid the incantation fell, Should pour the incense, light the magic blaze ?
Did woman lead thee as thy spirit guide, With melting touch and rapturing music, on, To the abyss, and there with maddened stride Leave thee to plunge, her ministration done ? Did she, the while, gaze on with tearless eye, In more than mockery of thy despair, Nor stay thee as she lured, nor from on high In thy behalf invoke the Spirit there ?
" Who made me such, thou knowest, O my God !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet thou mightst never there, in woe or weal, Languid with love and chaste delight, Decline. Though pillow softer than of cygnet's down, If not by love, were nightly for thee spread, And flowers and perfumes for thy brow the crown, Yet what were these to soothe thine aching head ?
Who made thee such ? Was 't woman, whose should be The joyful, holy office to restore The wandering one, to his parched lip, all free, The cup of gladness raise, full, running o'er?
151 Did she throw round thy heart a... syren spell, Then turn from thee all darkened in its maze, When she, amid the incantation fell, Should pour the incense, light the magic blaze ?
Did woman lead thee as thy spirit guide, With melting touch and rapturing music, on, To the abyss, and there with maddened stride Leave thee to plunge, her ministration done ? Did she, the while, gaze on with tearless eye, In more than mockery of thy despair, Nor stay thee as she lured, nor from on high In thy behalf invoke the Spirit there ?
" Who made me such, thou knowest, O my God !
What to read after Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Ermina Starkweather Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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