Poems
Poems
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151 To the crystal soft emotion that her lustrous dark eyes wear ? And the tresses of a moonless and a starless night are fair To the blackness of her raven hair.
Ah ! mortal hearts have panted for what to thee is granted — To see the halls enchanted of the spirit Avorld revealed ; And yet no ghmpse assuages the feverish doubt that rages In the hearts of bards and sages wherewith they may be healed ; For this have pilgrims wandered — for this have votaries kneeled — For this, too, has blood bed...ewed the field.
" And now that thou beholdest what the wisest and the oldest, What the bravest and the boldest, have never yet descried. Wilt thou come and share our being, be a part of what thou'rt seeing, And flee, as we are fleeing, through the boundless ether wide . '' Or along the silver ocean, or down deep where pale pearls liide ?
And I, who am a queen, will be thy bride.
" As an essence thou wilt enter the world's mysterious centre, " And then the fairy bent her, imploring to the youth — • " Thou'lt be free of Death's cold ghastness, and, with a comet's fastness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
151 To the crystal soft emotion that her lustrous dark eyes wear ? And the tresses of a moonless and a starless night are fair To the blackness of her raven hair.
Ah ! mortal hearts have panted for what to thee is granted — To see the halls enchanted of the spirit Avorld revealed ; And yet no ghmpse assuages the feverish doubt that rages In the hearts of bards and sages wherewith they may be healed ; For this have pilgrims wandered — for this have votaries kneeled — For this, too, has blood bed...ewed the field.
" And now that thou beholdest what the wisest and the oldest, What the bravest and the boldest, have never yet descried. Wilt thou come and share our being, be a part of what thou'rt seeing, And flee, as we are fleeing, through the boundless ether wide . '' Or along the silver ocean, or down deep where pale pearls liide ?
And I, who am a queen, will be thy bride.
" As an essence thou wilt enter the world's mysterious centre, " And then the fairy bent her, imploring to the youth — • " Thou'lt be free of Death's cold ghastness, and, with a comet's fastness.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Carlile Aylmer Macartney to read onlineMoreLess
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