New Poems
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Soft whispers it has heard Breathed in fair ladies' ears, — Its old face has been wet With lonely lovers' tears.
While children's children come, Live, love, and pass away.
The ancient dial stands Preaching eternity.
Type of the great of heart While summers come and go, Still faithful to the sun Whether it shine or no.
22 SONG Ah! long beloved Desideria mine, Shew me some new sweet way to love thee more ; The passion-tossed delirium divine !
The ecstasy that throbs at the heart's core!
Teach me ...the dream of Egj^pt's Antony That lost the world for the fair pagan's charms; Give me a draught from Venus' alchemy And the desired haven of thine arms.
Make what can never die a new delight Immortal, rapturous for evermore; Unveil thy glory to my ravished sight, Of thine own Majesty serenely sure.
23 TO THOSE AT HOME Solitary, on tho steep Of this distant shore I stand, And across the heaving deep I stretch out a loving hand.
Trackless wastes may intervene ; Touch and see we cannot yet; Time and space offend between By the bonds of body set.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soft whispers it has heard Breathed in fair ladies' ears, — Its old face has been wet With lonely lovers' tears.
While children's children come, Live, love, and pass away.
The ancient dial stands Preaching eternity.
Type of the great of heart While summers come and go, Still faithful to the sun Whether it shine or no.
22 SONG Ah! long beloved Desideria mine, Shew me some new sweet way to love thee more ; The passion-tossed delirium divine !
The ecstasy that throbs at the heart's core!
Teach me ...the dream of Egj^pt's Antony That lost the world for the fair pagan's charms; Give me a draught from Venus' alchemy And the desired haven of thine arms.
Make what can never die a new delight Immortal, rapturous for evermore; Unveil thy glory to my ravished sight, Of thine own Majesty serenely sure.
23 TO THOSE AT HOME Solitary, on tho steep Of this distant shore I stand, And across the heaving deep I stretch out a loving hand.
Trackless wastes may intervene ; Touch and see we cannot yet; Time and space offend between By the bonds of body set.
What to read after New Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleridge Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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