The Creed of My Heart And Other Poems
The Creed of My Heart And Other Poems
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for loving thee : The dear ones whom I cherish are dearer still to me : Each stranger is my kinsman ; and ever, for thy sake, Beloved ! at love's bidding, new springs of love awake.
ii I love all things the better for loving thee the best : My thoughts of thee make deeper the glories of the West: My hopes of thee make fresher the fragrance of the spring: And when thine accents haunt me the birds more sweetly sing.
in I love the whole world better for loving thee so well : Love tells my soul the... secret which tongue may never tell : I learn, when thou art near me, that loss is more than gain, That not a pang is wasted, that not a hope is vain.
AMOR FONS AMORIS 51 IV Even LOVE, the dream, the vision, that floods the world with light, Lit by the flame thou kindlest, grows more divinely bright : His beauty wins new beauty from shining through thine eyes; And when he claims my homage he comes in thy sweet guise.
52 LOVE'S LAST WORD LOVE'S LAST WORD SHOULD I love thee better, my Beloved, If my love were all confessed ; If I held thee to my heart and listened To the pulsings of thy breast ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for loving thee : The dear ones whom I cherish are dearer still to me : Each stranger is my kinsman ; and ever, for thy sake, Beloved ! at love's bidding, new springs of love awake.
ii I love all things the better for loving thee the best : My thoughts of thee make deeper the glories of the West: My hopes of thee make fresher the fragrance of the spring: And when thine accents haunt me the birds more sweetly sing.
in I love the whole world better for loving thee so well : Love tells my soul the... secret which tongue may never tell : I learn, when thou art near me, that loss is more than gain, That not a pang is wasted, that not a hope is vain.
AMOR FONS AMORIS 51 IV Even LOVE, the dream, the vision, that floods the world with light, Lit by the flame thou kindlest, grows more divinely bright : His beauty wins new beauty from shining through thine eyes; And when he claims my homage he comes in thy sweet guise.
52 LOVE'S LAST WORD LOVE'S LAST WORD SHOULD I love thee better, my Beloved, If my love were all confessed ; If I held thee to my heart and listened To the pulsings of thy breast ?
What to read after The Creed of My Heart And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes, Edmond Gore Alexander, 1850-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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