Poems By Johanna Ambrosius
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Earnest, mystic, wondrous past ken, Turn ye not, dark eyes, away !
Be my cradle, be my heaven, And cool grave of grief, I pray.
BEAUTIFUL EYES. 131 For your mystic depths aye yearning Ceaseless seeks my soul its bliss, Peace and happiness discerning Only in your dark abyss.
III.
Oh, eye that with such magic flashes, Tell me, what dost thou dream, When on thy long and silken lashes Tear-drops like diamonds gleam ?
Perchance 't is of the tender flower Which for thy sake hath bloomed, And forth it...s chaste, pure soul did pour To be in thee entombed. > Lov'st thou the lily white and slender Which in thy depths doth live, And for whose growth, with care so tender, Dews precious thou dost give?
IV.
Although thine eyes are fathomless, I fain would gaze therein ; The flow'rets with such tempting stress Lure me, my heart to win.
132 POEMS.
I lower bend, and gazing stay ; Still my glance fixed I keep, While Innocence beside the way For her lost child doth weep.
V.
When I to gaze in thine eyes dare, The world to me looks doubly fair ; When bright and cheerful is my mind, I think that every heart is kind ; Forget all cares that haunt my way, Nay, e'en the coming Judgment Day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Earnest, mystic, wondrous past ken, Turn ye not, dark eyes, away !
Be my cradle, be my heaven, And cool grave of grief, I pray.
BEAUTIFUL EYES. 131 For your mystic depths aye yearning Ceaseless seeks my soul its bliss, Peace and happiness discerning Only in your dark abyss.
III.
Oh, eye that with such magic flashes, Tell me, what dost thou dream, When on thy long and silken lashes Tear-drops like diamonds gleam ?
Perchance 't is of the tender flower Which for thy sake hath bloomed, And forth it...s chaste, pure soul did pour To be in thee entombed. > Lov'st thou the lily white and slender Which in thy depths doth live, And for whose growth, with care so tender, Dews precious thou dost give?
IV.
Although thine eyes are fathomless, I fain would gaze therein ; The flow'rets with such tempting stress Lure me, my heart to win.
132 POEMS.
I lower bend, and gazing stay ; Still my glance fixed I keep, While Innocence beside the way For her lost child doth weep.
V.
When I to gaze in thine eyes dare, The world to me looks doubly fair ; When bright and cheerful is my mind, I think that every heart is kind ; Forget all cares that haunt my way, Nay, e'en the coming Judgment Day.
What to read after Poems By Johanna Ambrosius?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johanna Ambrosius Voigt to read onlineMoreLess
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