Riley Love-Lyrics
Riley Love-Lyrics
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Speak up!" A tension circles both her slender Wrists — and her raised eyes flash in splendor.
Even as he feels his dazzled own. — Then, blindingly, round either thrown.
They feel a stress of arms that ever Strain tremblingly — and "Never! Never!" Is whispered brokenly, with half A sob, like a belated laugh, — While cloyingly their blurred kiss closes.
Sweet as the dew's lip to the rose's.
76 JUDITH OHER eyes are amber-fine — Dark and deep as wells of wine, While her smile is like the noon Splen...dor of a day of June.
If she sorrow — lo! her face It is like a flowery space 79 JUDITH In bright meadows, overlaid With light clouds and lulled with shade.
If she laugh — it is the trill Of the wayward whippoorwill Over upland pastures, heard Echoed by the mocking-bird In dim thickets dense with bloom And blurred cloyings of perfume.
If she sigh — a zephyr swells Over odorous asphodels And wan lilies in lush plots Of moon-drown'd forget7me-nots.
Then, the soft touch of her hand — Takes all breath to understand What to liken it thereto!
What to read after Riley Love-Lyrics?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speak up!" A tension circles both her slender Wrists — and her raised eyes flash in splendor.
Even as he feels his dazzled own. — Then, blindingly, round either thrown.
They feel a stress of arms that ever Strain tremblingly — and "Never! Never!" Is whispered brokenly, with half A sob, like a belated laugh, — While cloyingly their blurred kiss closes.
Sweet as the dew's lip to the rose's.
76 JUDITH OHER eyes are amber-fine — Dark and deep as wells of wine, While her smile is like the noon Splen...dor of a day of June.
If she sorrow — lo! her face It is like a flowery space 79 JUDITH In bright meadows, overlaid With light clouds and lulled with shade.
If she laugh — it is the trill Of the wayward whippoorwill Over upland pastures, heard Echoed by the mocking-bird In dim thickets dense with bloom And blurred cloyings of perfume.
If she sigh — a zephyr swells Over odorous asphodels And wan lilies in lush plots Of moon-drown'd forget7me-nots.
Then, the soft touch of her hand — Takes all breath to understand What to liken it thereto!
What to read after Riley Love-Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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