The Golden Hynde, And Other Poems
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Cover the cast-back golden head, Cover the lovely limbs with may, And with fairest boughs of green And many a rose-wreathed brier spray; But let no hateful yew be seen Where Love lies dead.
n Let not the quean that would not hear (Love lies dead !) Or beauty that refused to save Exult in one dejected tear; 139 Digitized by Google 140 SONG But gather the glory of the year, The pomp and glory of the year, The triumphing glory of the year, And softly, softly, softly shed Its light and fragrance ro...und the grave Where Love lies dead.
Digitized by Google REMEMBRANCE unfobgotten lips, grey haunting eyes, Soft curving cheeks and heart-remembered brow, It is all true, the old love never dies, And — parted — we must meet for ever now.
We did not think it true ! We did not think Love meant this universal cry of pain, This crown of thorn, this vinegar to drink, This lonely crucifixion o'er again.
Yet, through the darkness of the sleepless night, Your tortured face comes meekly answering mine; Dumb, but I know why those mute lips are white, 141 Digitized by Google 142 REMEMBRANCE Dark, but I know why those dark lashes shine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cover the cast-back golden head, Cover the lovely limbs with may, And with fairest boughs of green And many a rose-wreathed brier spray; But let no hateful yew be seen Where Love lies dead.
n Let not the quean that would not hear (Love lies dead !) Or beauty that refused to save Exult in one dejected tear; 139 Digitized by Google 140 SONG But gather the glory of the year, The pomp and glory of the year, The triumphing glory of the year, And softly, softly, softly shed Its light and fragrance ro...und the grave Where Love lies dead.
Digitized by Google REMEMBRANCE unfobgotten lips, grey haunting eyes, Soft curving cheeks and heart-remembered brow, It is all true, the old love never dies, And — parted — we must meet for ever now.
We did not think it true ! We did not think Love meant this universal cry of pain, This crown of thorn, this vinegar to drink, This lonely crucifixion o'er again.
Yet, through the darkness of the sleepless night, Your tortured face comes meekly answering mine; Dumb, but I know why those mute lips are white, 141 Digitized by Google 142 REMEMBRANCE Dark, but I know why those dark lashes shine.
What to read after The Golden Hynde, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noyes Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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