Poems volume 2
Poems volume 2
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With toiling breath she rose from the floor And dragged her steps to an open door: T was the secret panel standing wide, As the lady's hand had let it bide In hastening back to her daughter's side.
She passed, but reeled with a dizzy brain And smote the door which closed again. She stood within by the darkling stair, But her feet might mount more freely there, T was the open light most blinded her. [55] Rose Within her mind no wonder grew At the secret path she never knew: All ways alike were s...trange to her now, One field bare-ridged from the spirit's plough, One thicket black with the cypress-bough.
Once she thought that she heard her name; And she paused, but knew not whence it came. Down the shadowed stair a faint ray fell That guided the weary footsteps well Till it led her up to the altar-cell.
No change there was on Rose Mary's face As she leaned in the portal's narrow space: Still she stood by the pillar's stem, Hand and bosom and garment's hem, As the soul stands by at the requiem.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With toiling breath she rose from the floor And dragged her steps to an open door: T was the secret panel standing wide, As the lady's hand had let it bide In hastening back to her daughter's side.
She passed, but reeled with a dizzy brain And smote the door which closed again. She stood within by the darkling stair, But her feet might mount more freely there, T was the open light most blinded her. [55] Rose Within her mind no wonder grew At the secret path she never knew: All ways alike were s...trange to her now, One field bare-ridged from the spirit's plough, One thicket black with the cypress-bough.
Once she thought that she heard her name; And she paused, but knew not whence it came. Down the shadowed stair a faint ray fell That guided the weary footsteps well Till it led her up to the altar-cell.
No change there was on Rose Mary's face As she leaned in the portal's narrow space: Still she stood by the pillar's stem, Hand and bosom and garment's hem, As the soul stands by at the requiem.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
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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