New Poems
New Poems
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One touch, I might fall at his feet, And he might rise from mine.
'To hear him praise my eyes' brown gleams Was native, safe delight; But now it usurpation seems, Because I've given him right.
'Before I'd have him not remove, Now would not have him near; With sacrifice I called on Love, And the apparition's Fear. ' Foolish to give it!--'Twas my whim, When he might parted be, To think that I should stay by him In a little piece of me.
'He always said my hair was soft-- What touches h...e will steal! Each touch and look (and he'll look oft) I almost thought I'd feel.
'And then, when first he saw the hair, To think his dear amazement! As if he wished from skies a star, And found it in his casement.
'He's kiss the lock--and I had toyed With dreamed delight of this: But ah, in proof, delight was void-- I could not SEE his kiss!' So, fond one, half this agony Were spared, which my hand hushes, Could you have played, Sweet, the sweet spy, And blushed not for your blushes!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One touch, I might fall at his feet, And he might rise from mine.
'To hear him praise my eyes' brown gleams Was native, safe delight; But now it usurpation seems, Because I've given him right.
'Before I'd have him not remove, Now would not have him near; With sacrifice I called on Love, And the apparition's Fear. ' Foolish to give it!--'Twas my whim, When he might parted be, To think that I should stay by him In a little piece of me.
'He always said my hair was soft-- What touches h...e will steal! Each touch and look (and he'll look oft) I almost thought I'd feel.
'And then, when first he saw the hair, To think his dear amazement! As if he wished from skies a star, And found it in his casement.
'He's kiss the lock--and I had toyed With dreamed delight of this: But ah, in proof, delight was void-- I could not SEE his kiss!' So, fond one, half this agony Were spared, which my hand hushes, Could you have played, Sweet, the sweet spy, And blushed not for your blushes!
What to read after New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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