Poems
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Psyche will half forget and then doubt what she now calleth knowledge ; nor can it be other- wise while the spirit is §;oaded to impatience by bliss deferred.
Lastly she will find her mother when looking only for death.
Yet I, who know thy crowning bliss, Will not be overcast by this ; But to my wonted haunts repair Yet Pan can re- joice in know- ledge and in the friendship of such strenuous nymphs as are vanquishers of And drink the wild-rose-perfum'd air, SfilfytnS in appropriate activity the... renewal of their beauty and happiness, xxix.
Or climb yon ridge to taste the breeze Still faintly salt from far-off seas ; Then gather fir-cones in the wood To make my cavern hearth smell good, That those far-sighted nymphs who climb The mountains, in the winter time, When long night through the rough winds blow, May come to warm them at its glow, And tell what eyes so blue and keen Upon the distant roads have seen.
And how belike two neighbouring kings Will wage a war, with other things Which they have learned from birds that go From land to land and on the snow Fall o'er-wearied and a-cold ; These to their bosoms they will hold Until revived the songster sings Of far-off lands, then spreads his wings And leaves them happier than they were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Psyche will half forget and then doubt what she now calleth knowledge ; nor can it be other- wise while the spirit is §;oaded to impatience by bliss deferred.
Lastly she will find her mother when looking only for death.
Yet I, who know thy crowning bliss, Will not be overcast by this ; But to my wonted haunts repair Yet Pan can re- joice in know- ledge and in the friendship of such strenuous nymphs as are vanquishers of And drink the wild-rose-perfum'd air, SfilfytnS in appropriate activity the... renewal of their beauty and happiness, xxix.
Or climb yon ridge to taste the breeze Still faintly salt from far-off seas ; Then gather fir-cones in the wood To make my cavern hearth smell good, That those far-sighted nymphs who climb The mountains, in the winter time, When long night through the rough winds blow, May come to warm them at its glow, And tell what eyes so blue and keen Upon the distant roads have seen.
And how belike two neighbouring kings Will wage a war, with other things Which they have learned from birds that go From land to land and on the snow Fall o'er-wearied and a-cold ; These to their bosoms they will hold Until revived the songster sings Of far-off lands, then spreads his wings And leaves them happier than they were.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Sturge Thomas Sturge Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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