The Ladies of Dantes Lyrics
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All other birds have stilled their voices sweet, To sing no more until the green come back, Unless it be to give a cry of pain. And all those creatures which cannot refrain From joy in summer, now from love are free, Because the icy cold their heart has chilled. But mine with love is filled; For tender thoughts are not inspired in me, Nor taken from me, by the turn of years, But by a queen who knows not many years.
IV The leaves have past their time and had their day, Which first to life the br...eath of spring did stir, To deck the world; no living grass is seen, And every verdant twig is hid away, Except on pine, on bay, or else on fir, Or on some other tree that keeps its green. The season is so savage and so keen, The little flowers on the bank it dulls, Which frost will not endure the earth above. And yet unfeeling Love His thorn from out my bosom never pulls: Wherefore am I condemned to wear it ever While I shall live, tho' I should live forever.
88 THE LADIES OF DANTE'S LYRICS The springs pour out their waters mistily, Pusht forth by vapors hidden down below, Which mother earth's abysses upward thrust.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All other birds have stilled their voices sweet, To sing no more until the green come back, Unless it be to give a cry of pain. And all those creatures which cannot refrain From joy in summer, now from love are free, Because the icy cold their heart has chilled. But mine with love is filled; For tender thoughts are not inspired in me, Nor taken from me, by the turn of years, But by a queen who knows not many years.
IV The leaves have past their time and had their day, Which first to life the br...eath of spring did stir, To deck the world; no living grass is seen, And every verdant twig is hid away, Except on pine, on bay, or else on fir, Or on some other tree that keeps its green. The season is so savage and so keen, The little flowers on the bank it dulls, Which frost will not endure the earth above. And yet unfeeling Love His thorn from out my bosom never pulls: Wherefore am I condemned to wear it ever While I shall live, tho' I should live forever.
88 THE LADIES OF DANTE'S LYRICS The springs pour out their waters mistily, Pusht forth by vapors hidden down below, Which mother earth's abysses upward thrust.
What to read after The Ladies of Dantes Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H Charles Hall Grandgent to read onlineMoreLess
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