The Golden Helm And Other Verse
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** Unseen of day, I let it fall Within the shadow of my hair.
O little dream, that bloomed so fair, The waters hide you after all ! " KING AMD QUEEN 69 I 5- S it not dawn?" she cried, and raised her ** Or hath the smii grey-shrouded, yesternight^ Gone down with Love for ever to the dead ?
When Love has perished,can there yet be light ? *' '* Yea, it is dawn/' one answered : ** seethe dew Quivers agleam, and all the east is white ; While in the willow song begins anew." ^'When Love has perished,... can there yet be light?" II.
AVERLAINE AND ARKELD.
AVERLAINE AND ARKELD 73 Arkeld : Oh, why did you lift your eyes to mine ?
Oh, why did you lift your drooping head ?
AvBRLAiNB : The tangled threads of the fates entwine Our hearts that follow as children led.
Arkeld : From the utmost ends of the earth we came, As star moves starward through wildering night AvERLAiNB : Our souls have mingled as flame with flame, Yea, they have mingled as light with light* Arkeld : Ah God, ah God, that it never had been I Avbrlainb: The Shadow, the Shadow that falls between!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** Unseen of day, I let it fall Within the shadow of my hair.
O little dream, that bloomed so fair, The waters hide you after all ! " KING AMD QUEEN 69 I 5- S it not dawn?" she cried, and raised her ** Or hath the smii grey-shrouded, yesternight^ Gone down with Love for ever to the dead ?
When Love has perished,can there yet be light ? *' '* Yea, it is dawn/' one answered : ** seethe dew Quivers agleam, and all the east is white ; While in the willow song begins anew." ^'When Love has perished,... can there yet be light?" II.
AVERLAINE AND ARKELD.
AVERLAINE AND ARKELD 73 Arkeld : Oh, why did you lift your eyes to mine ?
Oh, why did you lift your drooping head ?
AvBRLAiNB : The tangled threads of the fates entwine Our hearts that follow as children led.
Arkeld : From the utmost ends of the earth we came, As star moves starward through wildering night AvERLAiNB : Our souls have mingled as flame with flame, Yea, they have mingled as light with light* Arkeld : Ah God, ah God, that it never had been I Avbrlainb: The Shadow, the Shadow that falls between!
What to read after The Golden Helm And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibson Wilfrid Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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