Poems 1918 21
Poems 1918 21
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I remember the young day When we set strife away, And she gave me such gesning, Her love and her ring: God grant I die not by any man's stroke Till I have my hand 'neath her cloak.
I care not for their clamour Who have come between me and my charmer, For I know how words run loose, Big talk and little use.
Spoilers of pleasure, We take their measure.
(Guilhem de Peitieu. ) Ill Descant on a Theme by Cerclamon WHEN the sweet air goes bitter, And the cold birds twitter Where the leaf falls from th...e twig, I sough and sing that Love goes out Leaving me no power to hold him.
[37] Of love I have naught Save troubles and sad thought, And nothing is grievous as I desirous, Wanting only what No man can get or has got.
With the noblest that stands in men's sight, If all the world be in despite I care not a glove.
Where my love is, there is a glitter of sun; God give me life, and let my course run 'Till I have her I love To lie with and prove.
I do not live, nor cure me, Nor feel my ache great as it is, For love will give me no respite, Nor do I know when I turn left or right nor when I go out For in her is all my delight And all that can save me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I remember the young day When we set strife away, And she gave me such gesning, Her love and her ring: God grant I die not by any man's stroke Till I have my hand 'neath her cloak.
I care not for their clamour Who have come between me and my charmer, For I know how words run loose, Big talk and little use.
Spoilers of pleasure, We take their measure.
(Guilhem de Peitieu. ) Ill Descant on a Theme by Cerclamon WHEN the sweet air goes bitter, And the cold birds twitter Where the leaf falls from th...e twig, I sough and sing that Love goes out Leaving me no power to hold him.
[37] Of love I have naught Save troubles and sad thought, And nothing is grievous as I desirous, Wanting only what No man can get or has got.
With the noblest that stands in men's sight, If all the world be in despite I care not a glove.
Where my love is, there is a glitter of sun; God give me life, and let my course run 'Till I have her I love To lie with and prove.
I do not live, nor cure me, Nor feel my ache great as it is, For love will give me no respite, Nor do I know when I turn left or right nor when I go out For in her is all my delight And all that can save me.
What to read after Poems 1918 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pound Ezra to read onlineMoreLess
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