Six Famous Living Poets Introductory Studies Illustrated By Quotation And Comm
Six Famous Living Poets Introductory Studies Illustrated By Quotation And Comm
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Sweet is the fragrance of the wild white rose, The honeysuckle and the new-mown hay. THE PRINCE. I crave the scentless slumber-laden flowers.
152 SIX FAMOUS LIVING POETS ROSEMARY. Soft are the hollow wood-notes of the dove, And low the flight of swallows in the dusk.
THE PRINCE. I crave the woods unvexed by noise of wings.
ROSEMARY. Glad is the sight of scarlet-flaunted fields, The waving wheat, the dancing cornflowers, The summer lightning, and the falling stars, The flickering of the fireflie...s in the wheat, 'The hot green spaces of midsummer darkness. Can you forego for ever these fair sights ?
THE PRINCE. The sights I need are mirrored in your eyes.
ROSEMARY. The sighing of the wind, the whispering sea, The noise and laughter of the busy street, The song of lovers and the shepherd's reed. Can you forego for ever these sweet sounds ?
THE PRINCE. The sounds I need are echoed in your speech ; The sights and sounds of life shall pass away, And in the sunless place, for you and me There shall be no more life and no more death, No days, no hours, no seasons, and no time, But only love for all eternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sweet is the fragrance of the wild white rose, The honeysuckle and the new-mown hay. THE PRINCE. I crave the scentless slumber-laden flowers.
152 SIX FAMOUS LIVING POETS ROSEMARY. Soft are the hollow wood-notes of the dove, And low the flight of swallows in the dusk.
THE PRINCE. I crave the woods unvexed by noise of wings.
ROSEMARY. Glad is the sight of scarlet-flaunted fields, The waving wheat, the dancing cornflowers, The summer lightning, and the falling stars, The flickering of the fireflie...s in the wheat, 'The hot green spaces of midsummer darkness. Can you forego for ever these fair sights ?
THE PRINCE. The sights I need are mirrored in your eyes.
ROSEMARY. The sighing of the wind, the whispering sea, The noise and laughter of the busy street, The song of lovers and the shepherd's reed. Can you forego for ever these sweet sounds ?
THE PRINCE. The sounds I need are echoed in your speech ; The sights and sounds of life shall pass away, And in the sunless place, for you and me There shall be no more life and no more death, No days, no hours, no seasons, and no time, But only love for all eternity.
What to read after Six Famous Living Poets Introductory Studies Illustrated By Quotation And Comm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coulson Kernahan to read onlineMoreLess
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