The Great River; Poems And Pictures
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And, softly breathing, bathes her eyes and face In silvery darkness colorful with light.
Wings of a thousand fancies speed along The shadowy folds of draperies that hide.
Yet half reveal, her wondrous form; and low And softly tuned to star and sea, her song Ripples and rings adown the sleepless tide With joy which only hearts that dream can know.
AMALFI ALL, towering cedar trees like an- Tcient spears Stand guard o'er Cappuccini's con- vent cells — Though now no priest within the convent dwells... And, downward far, Amalfi's face appears Sunlit, appealing, that at once endears Itself forever. Color, soft as a shell's Pearl lustre, in her bosom fair impels Emotions only satisfied by tears.
And when the moon above the summer sea Traces a path of glory o'er the deep.
Greeting Amalfi with a soft caress.
And flooding all the world with mystery.
Dead is the heart that shall not proudly weep For joy, o'er filled with too great happiness.
LAGO DI COMO OVE-gray and blue and iridescent D sheen Of opal plumage circling neck and breast Of doves, where color is the loveliest, Is but a moment's mirror of the green And sapphire, rose and olive, I have seen Flooding the mountain range from base to crest Above Bellagio, that kingliest Great pearl of splendor, pendant-like between The beautiful Italian lakes; for all The notes of full, deep-chorded harmony Focus their radiance there at sunset.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, softly breathing, bathes her eyes and face In silvery darkness colorful with light.
Wings of a thousand fancies speed along The shadowy folds of draperies that hide.
Yet half reveal, her wondrous form; and low And softly tuned to star and sea, her song Ripples and rings adown the sleepless tide With joy which only hearts that dream can know.
AMALFI ALL, towering cedar trees like an- Tcient spears Stand guard o'er Cappuccini's con- vent cells — Though now no priest within the convent dwells... And, downward far, Amalfi's face appears Sunlit, appealing, that at once endears Itself forever. Color, soft as a shell's Pearl lustre, in her bosom fair impels Emotions only satisfied by tears.
And when the moon above the summer sea Traces a path of glory o'er the deep.
Greeting Amalfi with a soft caress.
And flooding all the world with mystery.
Dead is the heart that shall not proudly weep For joy, o'er filled with too great happiness.
LAGO DI COMO OVE-gray and blue and iridescent D sheen Of opal plumage circling neck and breast Of doves, where color is the loveliest, Is but a moment's mirror of the green And sapphire, rose and olive, I have seen Flooding the mountain range from base to crest Above Bellagio, that kingliest Great pearl of splendor, pendant-like between The beautiful Italian lakes; for all The notes of full, deep-chorded harmony Focus their radiance there at sunset.
What to read after The Great River; Poems And Pictures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvester, Frederick Oakes, 1869-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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