Ten Sonnets
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Yet, so armed With each conceivable virtue is Love's power, That even in that superb and bondless hour I might not err: but thought: ' She is that well Of beauty, whence whoever draws is charmed And changed: but cool and changeless is the spell. ' ii SONNET VIII I COULD not say c My love was poor and green, ' Since your return had given it reddest savour: And being so potent, I could not demean The fervid influence that brought it favour: No, no, our loves were not at fault: but stars, Conjunct... in brilliant bane, or fevered gods Of trodden city stones set all the bars To my short bliss. The undeliberate nods Of eyeless Dooms could answer for my fears.
And yet, I know you are not innocent; I know your words and backward-taunting eyes Were all your own. With a look Orpheus sent His dear to darkness from recaptured skies : But you'll not make the panther cringe with tears.
SONNET IX TH E afternoon has zoned with chrysoprase The wide park, and the statues of the pond: Voices are few and murmurous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet, so armed With each conceivable virtue is Love's power, That even in that superb and bondless hour I might not err: but thought: ' She is that well Of beauty, whence whoever draws is charmed And changed: but cool and changeless is the spell. ' ii SONNET VIII I COULD not say c My love was poor and green, ' Since your return had given it reddest savour: And being so potent, I could not demean The fervid influence that brought it favour: No, no, our loves were not at fault: but stars, Conjunct... in brilliant bane, or fevered gods Of trodden city stones set all the bars To my short bliss. The undeliberate nods Of eyeless Dooms could answer for my fears.
And yet, I know you are not innocent; I know your words and backward-taunting eyes Were all your own. With a look Orpheus sent His dear to darkness from recaptured skies : But you'll not make the panther cringe with tears.
SONNET IX TH E afternoon has zoned with chrysoprase The wide park, and the statues of the pond: Voices are few and murmurous.
What to read after Ten Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G H Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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