The Flight of Helen And Other Poems
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God help me, look in my eyes ! Is the charm outworn and the bond grown light And nothing at heart but sighs ?
DECEMBER THE satin glint of trampled stubble fields Is gray as gorgon s face.
Haggard the old year stands and patient shields The young year s fro ward green against the cold The young year, all impatient of the old And struggling hard to push him from his place.
48 ABELARD TO HELOISE f~^ RIEVE not, beloved, that a space too late \-J- We filled our lamps, to enter like the rest.
Love is... the same the same and its dear zest Remains here in the darkness where we wait.
While the dull feast goes on within the gate, I feel your heart beat warm against my breast. Henceforth we are each other s host and guest.
Shall we lack cheer where love heaps up the plate ?
The vantage ours of silence. None may say, " Thou shalt, thou shalt not, " limiting our bliss, Out in love s open we are free to stray. And I, I ask naught other having this : Wide room to walk and love in all our day, With heaven ever ready in your kiss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God help me, look in my eyes ! Is the charm outworn and the bond grown light And nothing at heart but sighs ?
DECEMBER THE satin glint of trampled stubble fields Is gray as gorgon s face.
Haggard the old year stands and patient shields The young year s fro ward green against the cold The young year, all impatient of the old And struggling hard to push him from his place.
48 ABELARD TO HELOISE f~^ RIEVE not, beloved, that a space too late \-J- We filled our lamps, to enter like the rest.
Love is... the same the same and its dear zest Remains here in the darkness where we wait.
While the dull feast goes on within the gate, I feel your heart beat warm against my breast. Henceforth we are each other s host and guest.
Shall we lack cheer where love heaps up the plate ?
The vantage ours of silence. None may say, " Thou shalt, thou shalt not, " limiting our bliss, Out in love s open we are free to stray. And I, I ask naught other having this : Wide room to walk and love in all our day, With heaven ever ready in your kiss.
What to read after The Flight of Helen And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Cheney to read onlineMoreLess
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