Sonnets And Rondels
Sonnets And Rondels
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There beneath the gleaming skies that hang above her, "What more happy than the thought of care laid low, " Ah, the tender song that mingles with her lover Sirmio.
SONNETS AND RONDELS 45 "NOW COMES STILL EVENING ON " O little day, whose life is swiftly gone, Why dance the hours away? The night is near, the phantom night and wan, O little day.
Ah, since the time is brief of thy bright stay, A fitter raiment don To meet the evening garmented in grey.
Thy morning time with rosy rapture shone, Thy ...noon no cloud could slay, But now the solemn night thou leanest on, O little day.
46 SONNETS AND RONDELS VIRGIL Here on this earth thou livest now as when Time proffered thee the gifts of love and mirth, Crowned with all blessings given of fame to men Here on this earth.
Here where the days still darken with the dearth Of song that ringed again, and yet again, Thy Roman brows with wreaths of deathless worth.
The gloomy Florentine with burning ken Greeted thee greatest in Hell's awful girth; We hail thee lord of all the Fates impen Here on this earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There beneath the gleaming skies that hang above her, "What more happy than the thought of care laid low, " Ah, the tender song that mingles with her lover Sirmio.
SONNETS AND RONDELS 45 "NOW COMES STILL EVENING ON " O little day, whose life is swiftly gone, Why dance the hours away? The night is near, the phantom night and wan, O little day.
Ah, since the time is brief of thy bright stay, A fitter raiment don To meet the evening garmented in grey.
Thy morning time with rosy rapture shone, Thy ...noon no cloud could slay, But now the solemn night thou leanest on, O little day.
46 SONNETS AND RONDELS VIRGIL Here on this earth thou livest now as when Time proffered thee the gifts of love and mirth, Crowned with all blessings given of fame to men Here on this earth.
Here where the days still darken with the dearth Of song that ringed again, and yet again, Thy Roman brows with wreaths of deathless worth.
The gloomy Florentine with burning ken Greeted thee greatest in Hell's awful girth; We hail thee lord of all the Fates impen Here on this earth.
What to read after Sonnets And Rondels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bernard Ohara to read onlineMoreLess
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