Poems Antique And Modern
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disconsolate ; — "Over their boundaries our lives have surged And now must sink in shallows separate : Wake for one kiss, that so our lips may be Sweetened to pass thro' all eternity." Wordless with naked touch more eloquent, Long time they clung and felt each other's tears; Then Roman clothed himself and forthwith went Languidly groping from the chiming spheres; In peace the house slept, dreaming in content Of gorgeous marriage feast and golden years.
He reached the porch. Like sheeted ghosts ...were blown Under the mists the city's bulks of stone.
250 BANQUET OF DEATH.
Somehow uuto his father's house he past, Which was astir already. Half arrayed A gallant armament was gathering vast And all the court-yard glittered with parade, Thro' which he flitted noiseless and aghast ; But soon upon his door a serenade Of joyous voices roused him to come forth.
Clad in his bravery and his gems of worth.
Then soon a pomp of freighted gondolas Possessed the waves that from that palace flowed, And in the front of all the pageant was Roman amid his joyous mates bestowed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
disconsolate ; — "Over their boundaries our lives have surged And now must sink in shallows separate : Wake for one kiss, that so our lips may be Sweetened to pass thro' all eternity." Wordless with naked touch more eloquent, Long time they clung and felt each other's tears; Then Roman clothed himself and forthwith went Languidly groping from the chiming spheres; In peace the house slept, dreaming in content Of gorgeous marriage feast and golden years.
He reached the porch. Like sheeted ghosts ...were blown Under the mists the city's bulks of stone.
250 BANQUET OF DEATH.
Somehow uuto his father's house he past, Which was astir already. Half arrayed A gallant armament was gathering vast And all the court-yard glittered with parade, Thro' which he flitted noiseless and aghast ; But soon upon his door a serenade Of joyous voices roused him to come forth.
Clad in his bravery and his gems of worth.
Then soon a pomp of freighted gondolas Possessed the waves that from that palace flowed, And in the front of all the pageant was Roman amid his joyous mates bestowed.
What to read after Poems Antique And Modern?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Leonard Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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