Romance And Revery, Poems
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10 ROMANCE AND RE VERY. " But now what mockeries meet and taunt me here ! How shattered are this people that I rule ! How airily grave statecraft lends an ear To jinglings of the bell-besprinkled fool! How lighter than its wearer s giddy sports The gay plume flashes in my fountained courts ! " Thus musing, from his casement glanced the King Where monstrous oaks o ershadowed a green lawn Dappled with sunbeams richly flickering, And there, serene beside a star-eyed fawn, He marked his child, a sh...ape of virgin grace, Standing white-vestured in that cloistral place. " Daughter whom I so cherish, " thought the sire, " Sweet living semblance of thy mother dead, What man, however princely, ought aspire To share my great crown with thy hallowed head ? Better than mateless marriage for thy doom, Death s kisses and the bride-bed of the tomb ! " . . . Later by some few days, throughout the land A loudening rumor passed ; and these who heard Were credulous of what the King had planned, But those disdainfully believed no word ; And lastly, while men trusted or denied, The voice of proclamation sounded wide.
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10 ROMANCE AND RE VERY. " But now what mockeries meet and taunt me here ! How shattered are this people that I rule ! How airily grave statecraft lends an ear To jinglings of the bell-besprinkled fool! How lighter than its wearer s giddy sports The gay plume flashes in my fountained courts ! " Thus musing, from his casement glanced the King Where monstrous oaks o ershadowed a green lawn Dappled with sunbeams richly flickering, And there, serene beside a star-eyed fawn, He marked his child, a sh...ape of virgin grace, Standing white-vestured in that cloistral place. " Daughter whom I so cherish, " thought the sire, " Sweet living semblance of thy mother dead, What man, however princely, ought aspire To share my great crown with thy hallowed head ? Better than mateless marriage for thy doom, Death s kisses and the bride-bed of the tomb ! " . . . Later by some few days, throughout the land A loudening rumor passed ; and these who heard Were credulous of what the King had planned, But those disdainfully believed no word ; And lastly, while men trusted or denied, The voice of proclamation sounded wide.
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