Poems
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DEAR, if you love me, hold me most your friend, Chosen from out the many who would bear Your gladness gladly heavily your care ; Who best can sympathize, best comprehend, Where others fail ; who, breathless to the end, Follows your tale of joy or of despair : Hold me your counsellor, because I dare To lift my hand to guide you, that I lend My love to help you. And I would you knew That I am fair enough to win men s hearts, If so I willed ; yet honor me above All other women, since I am too true... To trap you with my sex s smaller arts. Deem me all these, but love me as your love. A. D. 16 POEMS. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT S DREAM. WHEN the summer moon in her midnight madness Breaks through the clouds that would veil the night, And the earth and air are full filled of gladness, And the heart of man of a vague delight ; When the wild sea-breeze to the land comes sob bing, And the wild sea-waves clap their hands and sing, Then wake, mad hearts, to your passionate throb bing, For this is the hour when Love is king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DEAR, if you love me, hold me most your friend, Chosen from out the many who would bear Your gladness gladly heavily your care ; Who best can sympathize, best comprehend, Where others fail ; who, breathless to the end, Follows your tale of joy or of despair : Hold me your counsellor, because I dare To lift my hand to guide you, that I lend My love to help you. And I would you knew That I am fair enough to win men s hearts, If so I willed ; yet honor me above All other women, since I am too true... To trap you with my sex s smaller arts. Deem me all these, but love me as your love. A. D. 16 POEMS. A MIDSUMMER NIGHT S DREAM. WHEN the summer moon in her midnight madness Breaks through the clouds that would veil the night, And the earth and air are full filled of gladness, And the heart of man of a vague delight ; When the wild sea-breeze to the land comes sob bing, And the wild sea-waves clap their hands and sing, Then wake, mad hearts, to your passionate throb bing, For this is the hour when Love is king.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Duer to read onlineMoreLess
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