Song in September
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While innocently there he kept The truce of sleep, the maid, As soft as Arethusa, crept Along the bird-sweet glade. By chance the clover of her breast And every treble bird So mingled with the soul of rest That Cupid never stirred.
Then Celia delicately threw Her shadow on the lad, 47 THE THEFT And from his pearly quiver drew The single shaft he had.
When thus she held in merriment The solitary dart, Above the trespasser she bent And lightly pricked his heart.
No fluttered thrush could ever ris...e More swiftly from the ground Than Cupid, sparkling with surprise, Sprang up, and gazed around. Before him stood a maid as tall As Venus, and as fair, Whose heart was playing rise-and-fall Beneath a stream of hair.
She made such sweetness in the wood That even Cupid felt His pulses falter to the mood Of godship pleased to melt : His underlip was shaking, why He knew not ; and he wept. The arrow stolen from his thigh Had pricked him as he slept. 48 THE THEFT Had Celia leaned with all her weight Upon the shaft, this plan Had shown the dimpled god the fate His arrows bear to man : So girlishly she 'd held the boy Beneath the point of pain That soon, with sparkles of annoy, He sought his own again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While innocently there he kept The truce of sleep, the maid, As soft as Arethusa, crept Along the bird-sweet glade. By chance the clover of her breast And every treble bird So mingled with the soul of rest That Cupid never stirred.
Then Celia delicately threw Her shadow on the lad, 47 THE THEFT And from his pearly quiver drew The single shaft he had.
When thus she held in merriment The solitary dart, Above the trespasser she bent And lightly pricked his heart.
No fluttered thrush could ever ris...e More swiftly from the ground Than Cupid, sparkling with surprise, Sprang up, and gazed around. Before him stood a maid as tall As Venus, and as fair, Whose heart was playing rise-and-fall Beneath a stream of hair.
She made such sweetness in the wood That even Cupid felt His pulses falter to the mood Of godship pleased to melt : His underlip was shaking, why He knew not ; and he wept. The arrow stolen from his thigh Had pricked him as he slept. 48 THE THEFT Had Celia leaned with all her weight Upon the shaft, this plan Had shown the dimpled god the fate His arrows bear to man : So girlishly she 'd held the boy Beneath the point of pain That soon, with sparkles of annoy, He sought his own again.
What to read after Song in September?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gale Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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