The Complete Poetical Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The Complete Poetical Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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The palm stands upright in a realm of sand.
And I, who spoke the truth then, stand up- right, _ S20 Still worthy of having spoken out the truth.
By being content I spoke it though it set Him there, me here. O woman's vile re- morse, To hanker after a mere name, a show, A supposition, a potential love !
Does every man who names love in our lives Become a power for that ? is love's true thing So much best to us, that what personates love Is next best ? A potential love, forsooth !
I 'm not so vil...e. No, no he cleaves, I think, 530 This man, this image, chiefly for the wrong And shock he gave my life, in finding me Precisely where the devil of my youth Had set me, on those mountain-peaks of hope 278 AURORA LEIGH AH glittering with the dawn-dew, all erect And famished for the noon, exclaiming, while I looked for empire and much tribute, ' Come, I have some worthy work for thee below. Come, sweep my barns and keep my hos- pitals, And I will pay thee with a current coin 540 Which men give women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The palm stands upright in a realm of sand.
And I, who spoke the truth then, stand up- right, _ S20 Still worthy of having spoken out the truth.
By being content I spoke it though it set Him there, me here. O woman's vile re- morse, To hanker after a mere name, a show, A supposition, a potential love !
Does every man who names love in our lives Become a power for that ? is love's true thing So much best to us, that what personates love Is next best ? A potential love, forsooth !
I 'm not so vil...e. No, no he cleaves, I think, 530 This man, this image, chiefly for the wrong And shock he gave my life, in finding me Precisely where the devil of my youth Had set me, on those mountain-peaks of hope 278 AURORA LEIGH AH glittering with the dawn-dew, all erect And famished for the noon, exclaiming, while I looked for empire and much tribute, ' Come, I have some worthy work for thee below. Come, sweep my barns and keep my hos- pitals, And I will pay thee with a current coin 540 Which men give women.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of Elizabeth Barrett Browning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenyon to read onlineMoreLess
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