The City Sleeps
The City Sleeps
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"Our daughter," say the Gray; "Yours and ours; One to-day,' Whisper the Blue.
[70] Digitized by Google THE CITY SLEEPS THE WALTZ Oh, sparkling eyes of beauty Where love gleams shyly through; Oh, snowy throats fair rounded.
By glistening jewels surrounded, And then by soft lace bounded, I yield myself to you I Oh, flowers on warm breasts dying, You thrill me with your scent 1 The music, swift entrancing; The lights the scene enhancing; And Strength with Beauty dancing In love's abandonment — Oh,... yielding forms of beauty.
Oh, feet that spurn the floor — While grace each move's adorning.
Who cares for Time's cruel warning?
Let's dance on till the morning — Dance on, — and round once more!
[71] Digitized by Google THE CITY SLEEPS A RAG BAG A Kttle bit of silk and a tiny bit of lace, Some calico, some linen, a veil that touched her face; And here's a piece of ruffle that might have clasped her throat — That beautiful, that tender, that snowy little throat!
Last winter at a party she wore a gown of this; I told her that I loved her and slyly stole a kiss.
What to read after The City Sleeps?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Our daughter," say the Gray; "Yours and ours; One to-day,' Whisper the Blue.
[70] Digitized by Google THE CITY SLEEPS THE WALTZ Oh, sparkling eyes of beauty Where love gleams shyly through; Oh, snowy throats fair rounded.
By glistening jewels surrounded, And then by soft lace bounded, I yield myself to you I Oh, flowers on warm breasts dying, You thrill me with your scent 1 The music, swift entrancing; The lights the scene enhancing; And Strength with Beauty dancing In love's abandonment — Oh,... yielding forms of beauty.
Oh, feet that spurn the floor — While grace each move's adorning.
Who cares for Time's cruel warning?
Let's dance on till the morning — Dance on, — and round once more!
[71] Digitized by Google THE CITY SLEEPS A RAG BAG A Kttle bit of silk and a tiny bit of lace, Some calico, some linen, a veil that touched her face; And here's a piece of ruffle that might have clasped her throat — That beautiful, that tender, that snowy little throat!
Last winter at a party she wore a gown of this; I told her that I loved her and slyly stole a kiss.
What to read after The City Sleeps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson, Charles Mulford, 1869-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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