The Complete Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley 2
The Complete Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley 2
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I remained still for tears — sudden she woke 76 The Revolt of Islam As one awakes from sleep, and wildly prest My bosom, her whole frame impetuously pos- sest.
XLVIII.
"We part to meet again — but yon blue waste, Yon desert wide and deep, holds no recess Within whose happy silence, thus embraced, We might survive all ills in one caress : Nor doth the grave — I fear 'tis passion- less — Nor yon cold vacant Heaven: — we meet again Within the minds of men, whose lips shall bless Our memory, and wh...ose hopes its light retain.
When these dissevered bones are trodden in the plain." XLIX.
I could not speak, though she had ceased, for now The fountains of her feeling, swift and deep, 77 The Revolt of Islam Seemed to suspend the tumult of their flow ; So we arose, and by the starlight steep Went homeward — neither did we speak nor weep, But, pale, were calm with passion — thus subdued.
Like evening shades that o'er the moun- tdns creep.
We moved towards our home; where, in this mood, Each from the other sought refuge in solitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I remained still for tears — sudden she woke 76 The Revolt of Islam As one awakes from sleep, and wildly prest My bosom, her whole frame impetuously pos- sest.
XLVIII.
"We part to meet again — but yon blue waste, Yon desert wide and deep, holds no recess Within whose happy silence, thus embraced, We might survive all ills in one caress : Nor doth the grave — I fear 'tis passion- less — Nor yon cold vacant Heaven: — we meet again Within the minds of men, whose lips shall bless Our memory, and wh...ose hopes its light retain.
When these dissevered bones are trodden in the plain." XLIX.
I could not speak, though she had ceased, for now The fountains of her feeling, swift and deep, 77 The Revolt of Islam Seemed to suspend the tumult of their flow ; So we arose, and by the starlight steep Went homeward — neither did we speak nor weep, But, pale, were calm with passion — thus subdued.
Like evening shades that o'er the moun- tdns creep.
We moved towards our home; where, in this mood, Each from the other sought refuge in solitude.
What to read after The Complete Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shelley Percy Bysshe to read onlineMoreLess
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