The Flight of Guinevere And Other Poems
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MAIDEN HER finer sensibilities require Something as fine that they have never found.
The springs of tenderness within her bound, Having no outlet to the sun, retire In unseen courses of the heart's desire And, like the waters passing underground, Marked by the verdure they have spread around, Well up in flowers, dewy cups of fire.
Serenity, accomplished sacrifice, Are in her mien: there is no longer strife But joy of nature's gift, not at a price.
Triumph and grief from her unworldly days Turn ...all their tumult, leaving her a life Of quiet uses and of gentle ways.
CASTLES IN AIR CASTLES in air! with straining eyes, The sun I follow down the skies And rest my head on dream and dew Until I hear the hound pursue The stag to horn and hunting cries.
The bannered courts of love, the prize Of echoed song, as I grow wise, Living by hope, I change for new Castles in air!
40 Yet fancy! light e'en sorrow's eyes As sunny places where rain lies! My spirit with thy own endue! My flesh has felt immortal too And lightly still to song arise Castles in air!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MAIDEN HER finer sensibilities require Something as fine that they have never found.
The springs of tenderness within her bound, Having no outlet to the sun, retire In unseen courses of the heart's desire And, like the waters passing underground, Marked by the verdure they have spread around, Well up in flowers, dewy cups of fire.
Serenity, accomplished sacrifice, Are in her mien: there is no longer strife But joy of nature's gift, not at a price.
Triumph and grief from her unworldly days Turn ...all their tumult, leaving her a life Of quiet uses and of gentle ways.
CASTLES IN AIR CASTLES in air! with straining eyes, The sun I follow down the skies And rest my head on dream and dew Until I hear the hound pursue The stag to horn and hunting cries.
The bannered courts of love, the prize Of echoed song, as I grow wise, Living by hope, I change for new Castles in air!
40 Yet fancy! light e'en sorrow's eyes As sunny places where rain lies! My spirit with thy own endue! My flesh has felt immortal too And lightly still to song arise Castles in air!
What to read after The Flight of Guinevere And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George V a Mccloskey to read onlineMoreLess
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