Poems
Poems
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I sought to warm thee at my breast.
My arms close round thee flinging ; To breathe my life into thy lips.
With kisses fond and clinging.
yGoogk 136 THE DREAM.
hour of fearful agony !
In vain my frenzied pleading !
Thy dear voice hushed, thy kind eye closed, My lonely grief unheeding !
Pale wert thou as the lily-buds Twined 'mid thy raven tresses, And cold thy lip and still thy heart To all my wild caresses !
« « « « « 1 woke, amid the autumn night.
To hear the rain descending, And roar of waves... and howl of winds In stormy concert blending.
But, O, my waking joy was morn, From heaven's own portals flowing !
And the summer of thy living love Was round about me glowing I I woke, — ah, blessedness ! — to feel Thy white arms round me wreathing, — To hear, amid the lonely night, Thy calm and gentle breathing !
yGoogk THE DREAM. 137 I bent above thy rest till morn, With many a whispered blessing ; Soft, timid kisses on thy lips And blue-veined eyelids pressing.
While thus, from slumber's shadowy realm, Thy truant soul recalling, Thou couldst not know whence sprang the tears Upon thy forehead falling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sought to warm thee at my breast.
My arms close round thee flinging ; To breathe my life into thy lips.
With kisses fond and clinging.
yGoogk 136 THE DREAM.
hour of fearful agony !
In vain my frenzied pleading !
Thy dear voice hushed, thy kind eye closed, My lonely grief unheeding !
Pale wert thou as the lily-buds Twined 'mid thy raven tresses, And cold thy lip and still thy heart To all my wild caresses !
« « « « « 1 woke, amid the autumn night.
To hear the rain descending, And roar of waves... and howl of winds In stormy concert blending.
But, O, my waking joy was morn, From heaven's own portals flowing !
And the summer of thy living love Was round about me glowing I I woke, — ah, blessedness ! — to feel Thy white arms round me wreathing, — To hear, amid the lonely night, Thy calm and gentle breathing !
yGoogk THE DREAM. 137 I bent above thy rest till morn, With many a whispered blessing ; Soft, timid kisses on thy lips And blue-veined eyelids pressing.
While thus, from slumber's shadowy realm, Thy truant soul recalling, Thou couldst not know whence sprang the tears Upon thy forehead falling.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenwood Grace to read onlineMoreLess
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