Music From the Maze
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O'er form and feature she doth gently roam, To settle, like a sungilt butterfly.
When neSar of the heart doth charm her home.
In curve of lip she dwells, in flashing eye — In love's equipment, scorn's parade, fear's panoply ! " There have I sought thee, ah, how long, how oft ! Forms have I studied for their own dear sake. And forms for thine — fond faces pure and soft Who loved me, eyes that beamed and lips that spake Of grace and glory; and as one doth break A morning slumber, I have pardoned ...foe And ruffled friend, if haply I might wake The dreaming soul within ; and thro' the glow Of love or anger thy divinest beauty know.
Yea, as men pause before a work of Art, A finished portrait, or a statue fair.
So I, a connoisseur, have stood apart In life's long human gallery whene'er I lit on aught dainty beyond compare.
Charms that the glancing crowd have hurried past Have chained me — loveliness of contour, hair.
Hue, countenance, and mien, have held me fast.
Glory ephemeral, and glory born to last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O'er form and feature she doth gently roam, To settle, like a sungilt butterfly.
When neSar of the heart doth charm her home.
In curve of lip she dwells, in flashing eye — In love's equipment, scorn's parade, fear's panoply ! " There have I sought thee, ah, how long, how oft ! Forms have I studied for their own dear sake. And forms for thine — fond faces pure and soft Who loved me, eyes that beamed and lips that spake Of grace and glory; and as one doth break A morning slumber, I have pardoned ...foe And ruffled friend, if haply I might wake The dreaming soul within ; and thro' the glow Of love or anger thy divinest beauty know.
Yea, as men pause before a work of Art, A finished portrait, or a statue fair.
So I, a connoisseur, have stood apart In life's long human gallery whene'er I lit on aught dainty beyond compare.
Charms that the glancing crowd have hurried past Have chained me — loveliness of contour, hair.
Hue, countenance, and mien, have held me fast.
Glory ephemeral, and glory born to last.
What to read after Music From the Maze?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcus Samuel Cam Rickards to read onlineMoreLess
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