Poems
Poems
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And their hearts ache as my heart hath ached.
' Aye, let them hide 'mid the trees of Eden, {Sing Eden Bower!) As in the cool of the day in the garden God shall walk without pity or pardon.
88 EDEN BOWER.
' Hear, thou Eve, the man's heart in Adam !
(A/as the Jiour!) Of his brave words hark to the bravest : — "This the woman gave that thou gavesL" ' Hear Eve speak, yea list to her, Lilith ! {Sing Eden Bovver!) Feast thine heart with words that shall sate it- " This the serpent gave and I ate it. ..." ' O proud Eve, cling close to thine Adam, {Alas the Jioiir!) Driven forth as the beasts of his naming By the sword that for ever is flaming.
' Know, thy path is known unto Lilith ! {Si7ig Eden Boiver!) While the blithe birds sang at thy wedding, There her tears gaew thorns for thy treading.
'O my love, thou Love-snake of Eden !
{Alas the hour!) O to-day and the day to come after ! Loose me, love, — give breath to my laughter EDEN BOWER. 89 ' O bright Snake, the Death-worm of Adam !
{Sing Edcti Bower!) Wreathe thy neck with my hair's bright tether, And wear my gold and thy gold together !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And their hearts ache as my heart hath ached.
' Aye, let them hide 'mid the trees of Eden, {Sing Eden Bower!) As in the cool of the day in the garden God shall walk without pity or pardon.
88 EDEN BOWER.
' Hear, thou Eve, the man's heart in Adam !
(A/as the Jiour!) Of his brave words hark to the bravest : — "This the woman gave that thou gavesL" ' Hear Eve speak, yea list to her, Lilith ! {Sing Eden Bovver!) Feast thine heart with words that shall sate it- " This the serpent gave and I ate it. ..." ' O proud Eve, cling close to thine Adam, {Alas the Jioiir!) Driven forth as the beasts of his naming By the sword that for ever is flaming.
' Know, thy path is known unto Lilith ! {Si7ig Eden Boiver!) While the blithe birds sang at thy wedding, There her tears gaew thorns for thy treading.
'O my love, thou Love-snake of Eden !
{Alas the hour!) O to-day and the day to come after ! Loose me, love, — give breath to my laughter EDEN BOWER. 89 ' O bright Snake, the Death-worm of Adam !
{Sing Edcti Bower!) Wreathe thy neck with my hair's bright tether, And wear my gold and thy gold together !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 1828-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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