Of Both Worlds Poems
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Embraces how cold!
When she clips to her bosom her lovers untold. Down to the floor of the floods sank the ship And I with the sound of thy name on my lip.
Down, down with the ship, My prayer was the sound of thy name from my lip! Now God's Heaven is Heaven the more at thy side: This is the tale how I loved thee and died !
70 SEMPER.
SEMPER.
So oft thy hand was laid in mine, So oft our lips have met, So oft thy heart's great pulse divine Throbbed here who can forget?
Never seemed day fair day, ...save we Saw day within our eyes, Whilst night a treble night would be That barred our Paradise.
Few words we spoke, each speaking heart Held parle more wild and fast; We swore that we should never part; We swore our love should last !
Swift roll the brief and briefer years Bearing our lives away; We loved! We love! the very spheres Shall crumble to decay Shall crumble to decay and rust, Ere that our love should end, In God's Jehosaphat our dust Shall from one tomb ascend!
MARTINIQUE.
MARTINIQUE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Embraces how cold!
When she clips to her bosom her lovers untold. Down to the floor of the floods sank the ship And I with the sound of thy name on my lip.
Down, down with the ship, My prayer was the sound of thy name from my lip! Now God's Heaven is Heaven the more at thy side: This is the tale how I loved thee and died !
70 SEMPER.
SEMPER.
So oft thy hand was laid in mine, So oft our lips have met, So oft thy heart's great pulse divine Throbbed here who can forget?
Never seemed day fair day, ...save we Saw day within our eyes, Whilst night a treble night would be That barred our Paradise.
Few words we spoke, each speaking heart Held parle more wild and fast; We swore that we should never part; We swore our love should last !
Swift roll the brief and briefer years Bearing our lives away; We loved! We love! the very spheres Shall crumble to decay Shall crumble to decay and rust, Ere that our love should end, In God's Jehosaphat our dust Shall from one tomb ascend!
MARTINIQUE.
MARTINIQUE.
What to read after Of Both Worlds Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scheffauer Herman George to read onlineMoreLess
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