Sonnets On Music And Other Poems
Sonnets On Music And Other Poems
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It holds an ebon, sedge-framed glass, To show the face That silvers space, When high above the Moon doth pass ; Wherein her beauty she beholds, Chaste Shepherdess of starry folds !
32 THE LAKE AND THE SKY.
And aye responding to the sky, The lake must share The darkness there, And like a sheet unwritten lie, Which stretches wide, from bank to bank, A dull and unillumined blank.
So I can but reflect your mood !
With you I smile Or sigh, the while Whate'er you do it seemeth good.
If you should ask... how this can be, It is that you are Heav'n to me !
Feminine Tactics.
A SAILING yacht, on Summer seas Her snowy canvas gleaming, Bends, ever graceful, to the breeze, But only yields in seeming.
The stubborn wind she'll not oppose, The artful little rover ! But tacking patiently she goes, Short sail and heeling over.
And though it blow against her, yet Its force is unavailing, She'll make the harbour (gunwale wet) Without a hint of failing.
And so reminds me of my Dear !
For, if our wills be clashing, No opposition need I fear Nor angry glances flashing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It holds an ebon, sedge-framed glass, To show the face That silvers space, When high above the Moon doth pass ; Wherein her beauty she beholds, Chaste Shepherdess of starry folds !
32 THE LAKE AND THE SKY.
And aye responding to the sky, The lake must share The darkness there, And like a sheet unwritten lie, Which stretches wide, from bank to bank, A dull and unillumined blank.
So I can but reflect your mood !
With you I smile Or sigh, the while Whate'er you do it seemeth good.
If you should ask... how this can be, It is that you are Heav'n to me !
Feminine Tactics.
A SAILING yacht, on Summer seas Her snowy canvas gleaming, Bends, ever graceful, to the breeze, But only yields in seeming.
The stubborn wind she'll not oppose, The artful little rover ! But tacking patiently she goes, Short sail and heeling over.
And though it blow against her, yet Its force is unavailing, She'll make the harbour (gunwale wet) Without a hint of failing.
And so reminds me of my Dear !
For, if our wills be clashing, No opposition need I fear Nor angry glances flashing.
What to read after Sonnets On Music And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eveleen M Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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