The Collected Poems of Arthur Edward Waite volume 2
The Collected Poems of Arthur Edward Waite volume 2
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. I recount My story here.
Cartwright.
Sad tale, in brief reveal'd ! Did you then never, never in all your days, That first vocation follow ?
MORVEN.
The bright dream 1 cherish'd grew more sacred in my sight The longer its achievement was deferr'd ; I would not desecrate in that late time Its beauty by a commonplace and dull Fulfilment, for the vision and romance Were over.
Cartwright.
Your shy, earnest face and eyes In youth come back before me ; I have caught Their light upon the sea since ma...ny times : A pale, sun-freckled face that almost seem'd 169 A Soul's Comedy A fair one, which an animating glow Could kindle into beauty ; a broad brow And chest which met the wind that blew from sea How oft in fancy ; the round head thrown back, Like some bold swimmer — when he takes the waves With adverse chin. Your spirit was in thought, Abroad for ever on the land or sea. . . . I mark before me one subdued and sad, Restrain'd in all his actions. How your day From summer dawn has deepen'd into cold And melancholy twilight !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. I recount My story here.
Cartwright.
Sad tale, in brief reveal'd ! Did you then never, never in all your days, That first vocation follow ?
MORVEN.
The bright dream 1 cherish'd grew more sacred in my sight The longer its achievement was deferr'd ; I would not desecrate in that late time Its beauty by a commonplace and dull Fulfilment, for the vision and romance Were over.
Cartwright.
Your shy, earnest face and eyes In youth come back before me ; I have caught Their light upon the sea since ma...ny times : A pale, sun-freckled face that almost seem'd 169 A Soul's Comedy A fair one, which an animating glow Could kindle into beauty ; a broad brow And chest which met the wind that blew from sea How oft in fancy ; the round head thrown back, Like some bold swimmer — when he takes the waves With adverse chin. Your spirit was in thought, Abroad for ever on the land or sea. . . . I mark before me one subdued and sad, Restrain'd in all his actions. How your day From summer dawn has deepen'd into cold And melancholy twilight !
What to read after The Collected Poems of Arthur Edward Waite volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waite Arthur Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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