Sonnets And Other Lyrics
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For some will laugh, and others, more unjust.
Whose minds know not of love, but only lust.
Will stain the vesture of our memory.
And yet a few there may be who will feel My true devotion and my deep desires.
And know that these unhappy lines reveal Only new images in changeless fires; And they, indeed, will linger with a sigh To think that beauty such as thine must die.
[42] OTHER LYRICS TO A SCARLATTI PASSEPIED Strange little tune, so thin and rare, Like scents of roses of long ago, Quavering ...lightly upon the strings Of a violin, and dying there With a dancing flutter of delicate wings; Thy courtly joy and thy gentle woe.
Thy gracious gladness and plaintive fears Are lost in the clamorous age we know.
And pale like a moon in the lurid day; A phantom of music, strangely fled From the princely halls of the quiet dead, Down the long lanes of the vanished years.
Echoing frailly and far away.
[45] DOOMSDAY The garlands and the songs of May Shall welcome in the Judgment Day; About the basking countryside Blossom the souls of them that died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For some will laugh, and others, more unjust.
Whose minds know not of love, but only lust.
Will stain the vesture of our memory.
And yet a few there may be who will feel My true devotion and my deep desires.
And know that these unhappy lines reveal Only new images in changeless fires; And they, indeed, will linger with a sigh To think that beauty such as thine must die.
[42] OTHER LYRICS TO A SCARLATTI PASSEPIED Strange little tune, so thin and rare, Like scents of roses of long ago, Quavering ...lightly upon the strings Of a violin, and dying there With a dancing flutter of delicate wings; Thy courtly joy and thy gentle woe.
Thy gracious gladness and plaintive fears Are lost in the clamorous age we know.
And pale like a moon in the lurid day; A phantom of music, strangely fled From the princely halls of the quiet dead, Down the long lanes of the vanished years.
Echoing frailly and far away.
[45] DOOMSDAY The garlands and the songs of May Shall welcome in the Judgment Day; About the basking countryside Blossom the souls of them that died.
What to read after Sonnets And Other Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hillyer, Robert, 1895-1961 to read onlineMoreLess
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