Songs of Dusk And Dawn
Songs of Dusk And Dawn
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Love, they tell me high-born ladies and the knights in armor there Meeting in those dim recesses only gaze with chilly stare; And that lovers and their loved ones, once so tender, warm, and true.
Never turn to look a moment, passing from each other's view.
Love, they tell me when those spirits shall at last ascend to heaven, Wisdom, beauty, treasures, glory, all the gifts but love are given; Though one spirit be in Eden, one in Hades* dumb despair, This shall know the other's torment, yet will ...never shed a tear.
I-20 Eternal Lave.
Love, I tell thee as I perish what my answer, love^ shall be, And my heart for both upwelling answers for thy- self and me — Nearer, nearer, true love, nearer! gather fast the- shades of night, Kiss me, kiss me, dear love, kiss me! ere the fading^ of the light.
Though enrobed in funeral garments, I shall tear the shrouds away.
Breaking through the dismal chamel, walled with.
iron, stone, and clay, Then with fingers torn and bleeding, pallid face,.
and bruis6d feet, I shall wake thee in the midnight, stealing kisses warm and sweet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Love, they tell me high-born ladies and the knights in armor there Meeting in those dim recesses only gaze with chilly stare; And that lovers and their loved ones, once so tender, warm, and true.
Never turn to look a moment, passing from each other's view.
Love, they tell me when those spirits shall at last ascend to heaven, Wisdom, beauty, treasures, glory, all the gifts but love are given; Though one spirit be in Eden, one in Hades* dumb despair, This shall know the other's torment, yet will ...never shed a tear.
I-20 Eternal Lave.
Love, I tell thee as I perish what my answer, love^ shall be, And my heart for both upwelling answers for thy- self and me — Nearer, nearer, true love, nearer! gather fast the- shades of night, Kiss me, kiss me, dear love, kiss me! ere the fading^ of the light.
Though enrobed in funeral garments, I shall tear the shrouds away.
Breaking through the dismal chamel, walled with.
iron, stone, and clay, Then with fingers torn and bleeding, pallid face,.
and bruis6d feet, I shall wake thee in the midnight, stealing kisses warm and sweet.
What to read after Songs of Dusk And Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Malone to read onlineMoreLess
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