Poems
Poems
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Ah ! is it not that those which were thy prize So radiant seemed that all night thou wert keeping Vigils of tender wooing ? — have thy Love !
Here is no place for vows broken in making ; Thou Lotus-eyed ! thou soul for whom I strove !
Go ! ere I listen, my just mind forsaking.
Krishna ! my Krishna with the woodland-wreath !
Return, or I shall soften as I blame ; Thd while thy very lips are dark to the teeth With dye that from her lids and lashes came, Left on the mouth I touched. Fair traitor !... go !
Say not they darkened, lacking food and sleep Long waiting for my face ; I turn it — so — Go 1 ere I half believe thee, pleading deep ; But wilt thou plead, when, like a love-verse printed On the smooth polish of an emerald.
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE INDIAN SONG OF SONGS. JJ I see the marks she stamped, the kisses dinted Large-lettered, by her lips ? thy speech withheld Speats all too plainly ; go, — abide thy choice !
If thou dost stay, I shall more greatly grieve thee ; Not records of her victory?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah ! is it not that those which were thy prize So radiant seemed that all night thou wert keeping Vigils of tender wooing ? — have thy Love !
Here is no place for vows broken in making ; Thou Lotus-eyed ! thou soul for whom I strove !
Go ! ere I listen, my just mind forsaking.
Krishna ! my Krishna with the woodland-wreath !
Return, or I shall soften as I blame ; Thd while thy very lips are dark to the teeth With dye that from her lids and lashes came, Left on the mouth I touched. Fair traitor !... go !
Say not they darkened, lacking food and sleep Long waiting for my face ; I turn it — so — Go 1 ere I half believe thee, pleading deep ; But wilt thou plead, when, like a love-verse printed On the smooth polish of an emerald.
Digitized by VjOOQIC THE INDIAN SONG OF SONGS. JJ I see the marks she stamped, the kisses dinted Large-lettered, by her lips ? thy speech withheld Speats all too plainly ; go, — abide thy choice !
If thou dost stay, I shall more greatly grieve thee ; Not records of her victory?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arnold, Edwin, Sir, 1832-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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