The Awakening And Other Sonnets
The Awakening And Other Sonnets
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, let me love thee, if but one brief hour.
Oh, let me take unchidden from thy lips The luscious fruitage which, to him who sips, Brings joy unreckoned in the angels' dower ! Or fill one spacious moment with the power Of pure unmeasured love tho* stinging whips Of fire, next moment, into black eclipse Drive me from out thine Eden's passionless bower !
Then thou mayesT: set an angel at the gate Of thine inviolate heart, with burning blade Flashing : I shall not weep. I shall have known Earth's sw...eetest guerdon. I shall stand elate On life's pale summit, strong and undismayed, Immutably, immortally alone !
OlNCE first my heart awoke to winds that blew Infinite need, lo ! it has climbed its stair Of dreams, and to the unresponsive air Stretched hungry hands, and called . . And called for you Then, answerless, it moulded of the dew, And splendid noons, and sunset's tumbled hair, And deep sea-music, something more than fair Which long it strove to know but never knew.
And now your cheek is warm against my cheek : Yet, is Love satisfied ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, let me love thee, if but one brief hour.
Oh, let me take unchidden from thy lips The luscious fruitage which, to him who sips, Brings joy unreckoned in the angels' dower ! Or fill one spacious moment with the power Of pure unmeasured love tho* stinging whips Of fire, next moment, into black eclipse Drive me from out thine Eden's passionless bower !
Then thou mayesT: set an angel at the gate Of thine inviolate heart, with burning blade Flashing : I shall not weep. I shall have known Earth's sw...eetest guerdon. I shall stand elate On life's pale summit, strong and undismayed, Immutably, immortally alone !
OlNCE first my heart awoke to winds that blew Infinite need, lo ! it has climbed its stair Of dreams, and to the unresponsive air Stretched hungry hands, and called . . And called for you Then, answerless, it moulded of the dew, And splendid noons, and sunset's tumbled hair, And deep sea-music, something more than fair Which long it strove to know but never knew.
And now your cheek is warm against my cheek : Yet, is Love satisfied ?
What to read after The Awakening And Other Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry Cousins to read onlineMoreLess
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