Poems My Country Wild Eden the Players Elegy the North Shore Watch Odes An
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THE BLOOD-RED BLOSSOM 133 " Came the spirit of Desire ; Came the finding of the lyre ; Came the night without repose ; Came the singing of the rose.
" I saw it open, fresh and fair, And spread upon the country air ; I saw the shy bud swell apart, And at the last give all its heart.
" I felt a tremor seize my breast, And hopes unknown and unconfest ; I only knew some joy to be By joy that then was dear to me.
" And down I knelt, and kissed it oft, Kisses many, pure, and soft ; I thought I was so... childish wise God planted it in Paradise.
" O, blithe beneath the branch of June My heart danced with the stars in tune ; And, throb on throb, deep nature s flood Grew warm and gladdened in my blood.
134 WILD EDEN " O, love began as Phosphor bright Melts on the rosy breast of light ; O, love began as this wild wood Quires with its red-throat multitude !
" I gave my body to sweet Desire ; I gave my soul to the shrill lyre ; And all night long, without repose, I sang the beauty of the rose.
" And I forgot the violets dead, And many a lily s golden head ; And I passed by all gentle flowers Wherewith love decks his mortal bowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE BLOOD-RED BLOSSOM 133 " Came the spirit of Desire ; Came the finding of the lyre ; Came the night without repose ; Came the singing of the rose.
" I saw it open, fresh and fair, And spread upon the country air ; I saw the shy bud swell apart, And at the last give all its heart.
" I felt a tremor seize my breast, And hopes unknown and unconfest ; I only knew some joy to be By joy that then was dear to me.
" And down I knelt, and kissed it oft, Kisses many, pure, and soft ; I thought I was so... childish wise God planted it in Paradise.
" O, blithe beneath the branch of June My heart danced with the stars in tune ; And, throb on throb, deep nature s flood Grew warm and gladdened in my blood.
134 WILD EDEN " O, love began as Phosphor bright Melts on the rosy breast of light ; O, love began as this wild wood Quires with its red-throat multitude !
" I gave my body to sweet Desire ; I gave my soul to the shrill lyre ; And all night long, without repose, I sang the beauty of the rose.
" And I forgot the violets dead, And many a lily s golden head ; And I passed by all gentle flowers Wherewith love decks his mortal bowers.
What to read after Poems My Country Wild Eden the Players Elegy the North Shore Watch Odes An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodberry George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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