Sonnets And Poems of Anthero De Quental
Sonnets And Poems of Anthero De Quental
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Thought recoils With fear before it! . . . Yet, with dripping pores, Haggard as if exhausted by long toils, I search the peopled shades unconsciously, And all the while o'er solitary shores Echoes thy immemorial voice, O sea!
SONNETS 105 LOGOS Thou, whom I see not, and who yet dost go Before me, nay, within me — who hast wrought About me the affections and the thought Whence all my ends and my beginnings flow; Strange being (if thou art a being), so To snatch and bear me, like a babe upcaught, ...Through realms innominate and ways unsought, Full of delight and fear, of yes and no!
Naught art thou but a reflex of my soul.
Yet, when I should confront thee with calm brow, Thy sight confuses me, and I implore thee.
If I am still, thou comest. . . . When I call, Thou dost not answer. . . . My near kin art thou And my afflictor Tyrant! I adore thee!
io6 ANTHERO DE QUENTAL WITH THE DEAD Those I have loved, where are they? Gone, dis- persed, Seized in the vortex of the hurricane. Upraised, as in a dream, mid visions vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thought recoils With fear before it! . . . Yet, with dripping pores, Haggard as if exhausted by long toils, I search the peopled shades unconsciously, And all the while o'er solitary shores Echoes thy immemorial voice, O sea!
SONNETS 105 LOGOS Thou, whom I see not, and who yet dost go Before me, nay, within me — who hast wrought About me the affections and the thought Whence all my ends and my beginnings flow; Strange being (if thou art a being), so To snatch and bear me, like a babe upcaught, ...Through realms innominate and ways unsought, Full of delight and fear, of yes and no!
Naught art thou but a reflex of my soul.
Yet, when I should confront thee with calm brow, Thy sight confuses me, and I implore thee.
If I am still, thou comest. . . . When I call, Thou dost not answer. . . . My near kin art thou And my afflictor Tyrant! I adore thee!
io6 ANTHERO DE QUENTAL WITH THE DEAD Those I have loved, where are they? Gone, dis- persed, Seized in the vortex of the hurricane. Upraised, as in a dream, mid visions vain.
What to read after Sonnets And Poems of Anthero De Quental?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quental, Antero De, 1842-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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