The Cycles Rim
The Cycles Rim
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16 Ill xm I VE built for Love a cabin on the cliffs, And in the door he sits with moody wings At rest from flight. Here all his tiffs Are with the winds and stars and soaring things, While in and out an eager slave I go, Now at the hearth, now making white the floor, Now to the table pass with curds of snow, My furtive eyes upon the sunny door.
Wilt stay, my cloudling? Here thou still canst breathe Thy heavenly meadows. Sleeping on my breast, Thy playmates more than mortal still may wreathe Une...arthly charms about thee. Dear my guest, What sweeter place than this where dwells The mountain violet with thine asphodels?
19 XIV THE wind s old wine was in my heart that day I ran through brake and laurel by the road Where dumb as pride you passed. Thought I to play The dryad spy, then must you be a god !
Softly I rustled, lightly leapt and clomb, And glanced tween leaves to see if shadows hung Still darkly on, or if delight swept home To eyes and brow, so teased until your tongue Rewon its chanting magic, and the air Was full of jewels dropping, burnished so !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 Ill xm I VE built for Love a cabin on the cliffs, And in the door he sits with moody wings At rest from flight. Here all his tiffs Are with the winds and stars and soaring things, While in and out an eager slave I go, Now at the hearth, now making white the floor, Now to the table pass with curds of snow, My furtive eyes upon the sunny door.
Wilt stay, my cloudling? Here thou still canst breathe Thy heavenly meadows. Sleeping on my breast, Thy playmates more than mortal still may wreathe Une...arthly charms about thee. Dear my guest, What sweeter place than this where dwells The mountain violet with thine asphodels?
19 XIV THE wind s old wine was in my heart that day I ran through brake and laurel by the road Where dumb as pride you passed. Thought I to play The dryad spy, then must you be a god !
Softly I rustled, lightly leapt and clomb, And glanced tween leaves to see if shadows hung Still darkly on, or if delight swept home To eyes and brow, so teased until your tongue Rewon its chanting magic, and the air Was full of jewels dropping, burnished so !
What to read after The Cycles Rim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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