Rabbi Ben Ezra And Other Poems
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The new mini s foaming flow.
The Master'' s lips a-glow I Thou, heaven s consummate cup, what need'st thou with earth* s wheel ?
Page 1 8.
James Lee's PFife James Lee's JVife JAMES LEE'S WIFE SPEAKS AT THE WINDOW I Ah, Love but a day And the world has changed !
The sun 's away, And the bird estranged ; The wind has dropped, And the sky 's deranged : Summer has stopped.
II Look in my eyes !
Wilt thou change too ?
Should I fear surprise ?
Shall I find aught new In the old and dear.
In the good an...d true, With the changing year ?
D 29 James Lees Wife III Thou art a man, But I am thy love.
For the lake, its swan ; For the dell, its dove ; And for thee — (oh, haste !) Me, to bend above.
Me, to hold embraced.
30 James Lees Wife II BY THE FIRESIDE Is all our fire of shipwreck wood, Oak and pine ?
Oh, for the ills half-understood, The dim dead woe Long ago Befallen this bitter coast of France !
Well, poor sailors took their chance ; I take mine.
II A ruddy shaft our fire must shoot O'er the sea ; Do sailors eye the casement — mute, Drenched and stark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The new mini s foaming flow.
The Master'' s lips a-glow I Thou, heaven s consummate cup, what need'st thou with earth* s wheel ?
Page 1 8.
James Lee's PFife James Lee's JVife JAMES LEE'S WIFE SPEAKS AT THE WINDOW I Ah, Love but a day And the world has changed !
The sun 's away, And the bird estranged ; The wind has dropped, And the sky 's deranged : Summer has stopped.
II Look in my eyes !
Wilt thou change too ?
Should I fear surprise ?
Shall I find aught new In the old and dear.
In the good an...d true, With the changing year ?
D 29 James Lees Wife III Thou art a man, But I am thy love.
For the lake, its swan ; For the dell, its dove ; And for thee — (oh, haste !) Me, to bend above.
Me, to hold embraced.
30 James Lees Wife II BY THE FIRESIDE Is all our fire of shipwreck wood, Oak and pine ?
Oh, for the ills half-understood, The dim dead woe Long ago Befallen this bitter coast of France !
Well, poor sailors took their chance ; I take mine.
II A ruddy shaft our fire must shoot O'er the sea ; Do sailors eye the casement — mute, Drenched and stark.
What to read after Rabbi Ben Ezra And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Robert, 1812-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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