Orpheus And Eurydice Endymion And Other Poems
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With him we will bury laughter, and smiles, Embraces, and kisses, and wanton wiles ; With the joys that are born in love's caress, And who died of their too great happiness.
There they lie in thy bosom, cold and dead, Their spirits that hovered around have fled ; They have fled away, like the mists of morn To the heavenly regions where they were born, Alas, that the fairest of forms should be A tomb for the love, that has died in thee; LOVE'S BURIAL. 65 That love which though old, is yet ever n...ew, Should have found the fairest of graves in you.
Yet a sigh, a smile, or a tender glance The feelings may wake from their death-cold trance ; Then love will awake, from his grave arise, And live again in thy beautiful eyes.
TYROLESE PATRIOT'S FAREWELL TO HIS COUNTRY.
I pray you do not bind my eyes, Oh let me see once more, Yonder mountains that enshadow The village by the shore.
I gaze on them and feel again New courage fill my heart, As when two friends press hand in hand, In silence ere they part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With him we will bury laughter, and smiles, Embraces, and kisses, and wanton wiles ; With the joys that are born in love's caress, And who died of their too great happiness.
There they lie in thy bosom, cold and dead, Their spirits that hovered around have fled ; They have fled away, like the mists of morn To the heavenly regions where they were born, Alas, that the fairest of forms should be A tomb for the love, that has died in thee; LOVE'S BURIAL. 65 That love which though old, is yet ever n...ew, Should have found the fairest of graves in you.
Yet a sigh, a smile, or a tender glance The feelings may wake from their death-cold trance ; Then love will awake, from his grave arise, And live again in thy beautiful eyes.
TYROLESE PATRIOT'S FAREWELL TO HIS COUNTRY.
I pray you do not bind my eyes, Oh let me see once more, Yonder mountains that enshadow The village by the shore.
I gaze on them and feel again New courage fill my heart, As when two friends press hand in hand, In silence ere they part.
What to read after Orpheus And Eurydice Endymion And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Donald Barclay to read onlineMoreLess
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