Sonnets
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E. H. R.
" Thy hand, kind friend, " said I, "we have not greeted Each other to-night since hither in we came. " "Why yes, " saith she. "Why no, " quoth I. Still she entreated, And through the lamp-light smiled like as its flame The dark pervaded when the lamp was lighted. Lodged in that glow I could not darkly think: Else had I thought that I belike had slighted Other such smile as now my soul did drink. But while I puzzled over her intent, She spoke again the smile to music set And "Nay and na...y, " said she, "our spirits sent Winged issues from them ere our hands were met* Kind greetings are heart's children, naked born: Words but the garments waiting to be worn, " CXXVI.
F. C. W.
Thou mad'st a valiant fight, my dear brave boy, To hold thy soul down loyally to earth; And eke, aspiring unto service-worth, Thy wishes were devout, simple thy joy. And what? because thy soul could not convoy Thy body's freight, can thought, faith, love and mirth That flamed in thee be lifeless? No, but thy birth Into a grace this world could not employ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. H. R.
" Thy hand, kind friend, " said I, "we have not greeted Each other to-night since hither in we came. " "Why yes, " saith she. "Why no, " quoth I. Still she entreated, And through the lamp-light smiled like as its flame The dark pervaded when the lamp was lighted. Lodged in that glow I could not darkly think: Else had I thought that I belike had slighted Other such smile as now my soul did drink. But while I puzzled over her intent, She spoke again the smile to music set And "Nay and na...y, " said she, "our spirits sent Winged issues from them ere our hands were met* Kind greetings are heart's children, naked born: Words but the garments waiting to be worn, " CXXVI.
F. C. W.
Thou mad'st a valiant fight, my dear brave boy, To hold thy soul down loyally to earth; And eke, aspiring unto service-worth, Thy wishes were devout, simple thy joy. And what? because thy soul could not convoy Thy body's freight, can thought, faith, love and mirth That flamed in thee be lifeless? No, but thy birth Into a grace this world could not employ.
What to read after Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Vila Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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