Selected Poems And Ballads of Paul Fort
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Was it you?
Was it I or was it some other one? The good god of the Christians? Who can tell? At all events the thing was done through nobody's fault, one knows it well.
Into so many hearts love slips ! His cable moors so many ships, and through so many rings is passed! Whose fault if it frays and breaks at last?
Too many an amorous man and maid in this world on the selfsame sin do strain. And is it love that is to blame if one finds his cord is some- what frayed?
Why knot the amoret again? Lass..., is loving worth the pain? The hawser has been snapped in two. Who pulled too hard ? In faith, 'twas you!
A SONG OF FATE.
Life is short, the sea is wide, my sweet. Our eyes will rarely meet 'tis plain. I am no sailor incomplete. Dead calms occur upon the main.
One must be resigned.
Life is short, the soa is wide. — And so this scares you? Ah, you love but me. If you a little loved the sea you would bid me go.
PAUL FORT 53 One must be resigned.
One must submit to death, nor chide, taking it like your love for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was it you?
Was it I or was it some other one? The good god of the Christians? Who can tell? At all events the thing was done through nobody's fault, one knows it well.
Into so many hearts love slips ! His cable moors so many ships, and through so many rings is passed! Whose fault if it frays and breaks at last?
Too many an amorous man and maid in this world on the selfsame sin do strain. And is it love that is to blame if one finds his cord is some- what frayed?
Why knot the amoret again? Lass..., is loving worth the pain? The hawser has been snapped in two. Who pulled too hard ? In faith, 'twas you!
A SONG OF FATE.
Life is short, the sea is wide, my sweet. Our eyes will rarely meet 'tis plain. I am no sailor incomplete. Dead calms occur upon the main.
One must be resigned.
Life is short, the soa is wide. — And so this scares you? Ah, you love but me. If you a little loved the sea you would bid me go.
PAUL FORT 53 One must be resigned.
One must submit to death, nor chide, taking it like your love for me.
What to read after Selected Poems And Ballads of Paul Fort?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Fort to read onlineMoreLess
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