The Faun And Other Poems
The Faun And Other Poems
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"And you whom I love you must fare through the labyrinth, too, Unravel the meaning of all yea, the false from the true; And knowing, must grow in the silence, while clinging to naught; And yet you must love, and the things you have other times sought With greed, little heeding the souls you un- knowingly slew In giving and serving alone shall bring joy unto you.
"So love, little brother of oxen, of rock and of tree, And loving, you rise, for you still are the brother of Me.
I carry the world in... my heart, with its blessing or ban; I love you, and lead you to brotherhood, chil- dren of man !" [18] MY BRIDE O' MAY MONTH of May Month of May, You are all too far away !
What a wealth to me you bring Eyes in whose abysses dwell All there is of heaven and hell! Heaven to know you will be true, Hell to wait and long for you Heart a-flutter 'neath a breast, Loving, timid and distressed ; Lips that cleave, and kiss, and cling, Fingers glowing, tipped with fire O my Love, the sweet desire Just to hold you hold you so, And to never let you go !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And you whom I love you must fare through the labyrinth, too, Unravel the meaning of all yea, the false from the true; And knowing, must grow in the silence, while clinging to naught; And yet you must love, and the things you have other times sought With greed, little heeding the souls you un- knowingly slew In giving and serving alone shall bring joy unto you.
"So love, little brother of oxen, of rock and of tree, And loving, you rise, for you still are the brother of Me.
I carry the world in... my heart, with its blessing or ban; I love you, and lead you to brotherhood, chil- dren of man !" [18] MY BRIDE O' MAY MONTH of May Month of May, You are all too far away !
What a wealth to me you bring Eyes in whose abysses dwell All there is of heaven and hell! Heaven to know you will be true, Hell to wait and long for you Heart a-flutter 'neath a breast, Loving, timid and distressed ; Lips that cleave, and kiss, and cling, Fingers glowing, tipped with fire O my Love, the sweet desire Just to hold you hold you so, And to never let you go !
What to read after The Faun And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Genevieve Browne Farnell Bond to read onlineMoreLess
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