Oriental Legends And Other Poems
Oriental Legends And Other Poems
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This is true blessing ; oh, beware !
Whoever durst Attempt to 'scape his mortal share, He shall be cursed ! forever cursed ! " Then dies away the music and pales again the fire, But in his breast burns fiercer the student's wild desire : He fills anew the goblet with bold, defying mien, The flames stirred up take human form, dark as the night has been.
Satire and wile and cunning are twinkling in his eyes; Thus must have looked the tempter when in the snake's disguise. The student even trembles... and utters loud a shriek, But " Silence ! " bids the spirit ; he thus is heard to speak : v AQUA " Man ! know thy father's name is lust, Thy mother's baptized weakness ; They glare to Heaven, but the dust They'll share in perfect meekness ; And their begotten offspring's fear, On Hope's sweet bosom nourished, Led to Religion's taming bier, A germ dead ere it flourished. 'Tis thee ! 'tis thee ! like them thou diest, If thou not, brave and bold, defiest Those hands which chain thee to death's brink, Then drink!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is true blessing ; oh, beware !
Whoever durst Attempt to 'scape his mortal share, He shall be cursed ! forever cursed ! " Then dies away the music and pales again the fire, But in his breast burns fiercer the student's wild desire : He fills anew the goblet with bold, defying mien, The flames stirred up take human form, dark as the night has been.
Satire and wile and cunning are twinkling in his eyes; Thus must have looked the tempter when in the snake's disguise. The student even trembles... and utters loud a shriek, But " Silence ! " bids the spirit ; he thus is heard to speak : v AQUA " Man ! know thy father's name is lust, Thy mother's baptized weakness ; They glare to Heaven, but the dust They'll share in perfect meekness ; And their begotten offspring's fear, On Hope's sweet bosom nourished, Led to Religion's taming bier, A germ dead ere it flourished. 'Tis thee ! 'tis thee ! like them thou diest, If thou not, brave and bold, defiest Those hands which chain thee to death's brink, Then drink!
What to read after Oriental Legends And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H M Herman Milton Bien to read onlineMoreLess
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