Poetical Buds Songs And Other Poems
Poetical Buds Songs And Other Poems
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I 've tried to have it, but in vain : Love's tendrils I can ne'er untwine ; Oh ! let me have it back again. Or, in return, bestow me thine.
I have a heart which cannot rest. But dare not say that heart is mine ; A heart is throbbing in my breast, A-nd that same heart throbs too in thine.
90 AND CAN IT BE TRUE.
Oh ! must it keep, for ever keep In motion with thine heart of steel : Oh ! must I in thy presence weep, And thou no strange emotion feel ?
Return mine heart again to me, Then I 'II forbe...ar to rail at Fate, — Or, give me thine, — then shall I be, A mortal in seraphic state.
AND CAN IT BE TRUE.
And can it be true that I 've lost thine heart.
Are thy affections gone ? And do the sweet smiles thou didst impart No more to me belong . '' Are they preserv'd for another, my love ?
Oh ! why so fickle be. And why let the fond affections rove, Which once were bestow'd on me ?
They deeply are rooted in my heart, — There let them ever stay ; Oh ! how can I live to endure the smart Of having them torn away !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I 've tried to have it, but in vain : Love's tendrils I can ne'er untwine ; Oh ! let me have it back again. Or, in return, bestow me thine.
I have a heart which cannot rest. But dare not say that heart is mine ; A heart is throbbing in my breast, A-nd that same heart throbs too in thine.
90 AND CAN IT BE TRUE.
Oh ! must it keep, for ever keep In motion with thine heart of steel : Oh ! must I in thy presence weep, And thou no strange emotion feel ?
Return mine heart again to me, Then I 'II forbe...ar to rail at Fate, — Or, give me thine, — then shall I be, A mortal in seraphic state.
AND CAN IT BE TRUE.
And can it be true that I 've lost thine heart.
Are thy affections gone ? And do the sweet smiles thou didst impart No more to me belong . '' Are they preserv'd for another, my love ?
Oh ! why so fickle be. And why let the fond affections rove, Which once were bestow'd on me ?
They deeply are rooted in my heart, — There let them ever stay ; Oh ! how can I live to endure the smart Of having them torn away !
What to read after Poetical Buds Songs And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Tayler to read onlineMoreLess
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