Poems
Poems
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Not the dust of ages could remembrance cover How in Titian's golden kingdom first I strayed.
Oh, that Roman morning's azure, softly sifting Through the gray, the while the rapt eye caught the rifting Of the sun's rich fire where molten mists were drifting.
As one looks upon an opal gently swayed.
Ah! but in the palace there was sun more golden!
Art for once to Nature was no more beholden.
Man to his beloved had the passion olden Sung in color, and his mighty Love grew Fame.
For I guessed, while... hotly others were contending Which was Love Divine, that each to each was lending Supplemental graces for a perfect blending— That to paint one twofold woman was his aim.
Digitized by LjOOQIC 2i8 TITIAN'S TWO LOVES, IN THE BORGHESE One without the other's beauty were but torso : Human needs divine, ah, yes, and — maybe more so — By divine is needed. (Singing down the Corso I, elate, enthralled, went, happy just to be!) Yet till thee at last I knew— each blended feature Where the two Loves meet in rightly balanced nature — Never had I known a tithe of Titian's creature : God, the master limner, painted both in thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not the dust of ages could remembrance cover How in Titian's golden kingdom first I strayed.
Oh, that Roman morning's azure, softly sifting Through the gray, the while the rapt eye caught the rifting Of the sun's rich fire where molten mists were drifting.
As one looks upon an opal gently swayed.
Ah! but in the palace there was sun more golden!
Art for once to Nature was no more beholden.
Man to his beloved had the passion olden Sung in color, and his mighty Love grew Fame.
For I guessed, while... hotly others were contending Which was Love Divine, that each to each was lending Supplemental graces for a perfect blending— That to paint one twofold woman was his aim.
Digitized by LjOOQIC 2i8 TITIAN'S TWO LOVES, IN THE BORGHESE One without the other's beauty were but torso : Human needs divine, ah, yes, and — maybe more so — By divine is needed. (Singing down the Corso I, elate, enthralled, went, happy just to be!) Yet till thee at last I knew— each blended feature Where the two Loves meet in rightly balanced nature — Never had I known a tithe of Titian's creature : God, the master limner, painted both in thee.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Underwood Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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