Repose And Other Verses
Repose And Other Verses
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Bitter-Sweet.
But when I made to clasp her close I touched pale mauve no substance yet I heard harsh whispers, and there rose Raw scented mists like damp regret ; And still heart-hungry, incomplete, I seek fast-clasped Bitter- Sweet.
xvi.
INVOCATION (Or THE RIVER WHILE DIVING) If for no other moment of all this day My heart shall sing, and the blood in my veins be fire, Yet, as I re-emerge to the tinkle of spray, Stir me a moment to song, that I, parched, desire, Receive me, render me voice ! S...weet Water, I pray !
From honey-coloured visions of smooth sand bars, From under the southern bank where no sunrays pierce, From pools unruffled that nightly entrap lone stars, From dappled fringes of tiny peninsulas Ripples return to splash me . . . Searchingly fierce They sting me, draw me tense, as a bow-string strung, And, ere I slacken : what shall I not have sung ?
I press my chin to thy breast, and mine eyes probe thine heart !
Inscrutable thy love, puissant thy touch alway : Assuager of bitter smart, Mother of strength new-born thou art, Take me hold me awhile Sweet Water, I pray !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bitter-Sweet.
But when I made to clasp her close I touched pale mauve no substance yet I heard harsh whispers, and there rose Raw scented mists like damp regret ; And still heart-hungry, incomplete, I seek fast-clasped Bitter- Sweet.
xvi.
INVOCATION (Or THE RIVER WHILE DIVING) If for no other moment of all this day My heart shall sing, and the blood in my veins be fire, Yet, as I re-emerge to the tinkle of spray, Stir me a moment to song, that I, parched, desire, Receive me, render me voice ! S...weet Water, I pray !
From honey-coloured visions of smooth sand bars, From under the southern bank where no sunrays pierce, From pools unruffled that nightly entrap lone stars, From dappled fringes of tiny peninsulas Ripples return to splash me . . . Searchingly fierce They sting me, draw me tense, as a bow-string strung, And, ere I slacken : what shall I not have sung ?
I press my chin to thy breast, and mine eyes probe thine heart !
Inscrutable thy love, puissant thy touch alway : Assuager of bitter smart, Mother of strength new-born thou art, Take me hold me awhile Sweet Water, I pray !
What to read after Repose And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R H Ralph Hale Mottram to read onlineMoreLess
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