Pans Reeds And Other Verse
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It may not be: the mere us part, Where I am mortal-tossed, God wot!
But holden in her rosy palm, Lo! is the crystal of my heart!
[30] PAN S REEDS JAPANESE LOVE SONG O VAPORY moon of Fujisan! O moon on the evening sea! Soft as the glow from a moor d sampan, Or gold on a heron s wing- Rise up, rise up and my lover bring Over the waters to me! O vapory moon of Fujisan! O moon on the evening sea!
O beautiful star with golden eyes!
O star with the amber mouth!
Shine where my sailor-lover lies; Lest ...his sanpan lose its way Shine out, shine out through the night, where play The winds of the odorous south Beautiful star with the golden eyes! O star with the amber mouth!
[31] PAN S REEDS O silvery cloud with fleecy sail! O cloud with the ebon hull! Wondrous big and wondrous frail O cloud that my lover brings! Sail on, sail on, your beautiful wings Outspread like a homing gull! Silvery cloud with the fleecy sail! O cloud with the ebon hull!
[32] PAN S REEDS UNO ASPECTU IN AMOR INCIDERE (WOODLAND SONNET) LJRELY 1 valued as a lush-rose bloom IMy shy nymphood, nor dreamed it made to spill Like a torn flow r with tassels loosed, until Pan s lips fell fiercely on mine in the gloom, And I a god s soft voice then listened, "Whom Love s shrines are lighted for yields not to ill!"- .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may not be: the mere us part, Where I am mortal-tossed, God wot!
But holden in her rosy palm, Lo! is the crystal of my heart!
[30] PAN S REEDS JAPANESE LOVE SONG O VAPORY moon of Fujisan! O moon on the evening sea! Soft as the glow from a moor d sampan, Or gold on a heron s wing- Rise up, rise up and my lover bring Over the waters to me! O vapory moon of Fujisan! O moon on the evening sea!
O beautiful star with golden eyes!
O star with the amber mouth!
Shine where my sailor-lover lies; Lest ...his sanpan lose its way Shine out, shine out through the night, where play The winds of the odorous south Beautiful star with the golden eyes! O star with the amber mouth!
[31] PAN S REEDS O silvery cloud with fleecy sail! O cloud with the ebon hull! Wondrous big and wondrous frail O cloud that my lover brings! Sail on, sail on, your beautiful wings Outspread like a homing gull! Silvery cloud with the fleecy sail! O cloud with the ebon hull!
[32] PAN S REEDS UNO ASPECTU IN AMOR INCIDERE (WOODLAND SONNET) LJRELY 1 valued as a lush-rose bloom IMy shy nymphood, nor dreamed it made to spill Like a torn flow r with tassels loosed, until Pan s lips fell fiercely on mine in the gloom, And I a god s soft voice then listened, "Whom Love s shrines are lighted for yields not to ill!"- .
What to read after Pans Reeds And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Mackay Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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