The Lions Cub With Other Verse
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) FIVE long, dreary years have fled Since I saw my lover dead, And never once since that dark hour Have my fingers had the power To loosen his girdle from my breast, Where nevermore will lover rest.
Before my cottage, poor and low, Pinks, which are Love's buds, I sow, But the poor things will not grow. Barrenly stretch the marshes long, All over which, so shrill and strong, Rises the desolate cormorant's song. But is it the cormorant I hear, That, just now distant, now is near ? And sudden rain... from the autumn skies, That so bedims my weary eyes ? Ah no : it is the tears I shed, And my lamentation for the dead !
49 THE PEARL.
(Japanese. ) THE maple lifts her head, Crowned with autumnal red, Where I, who love the girl, Plunge for the biggest pearl, Down under the deep waves, And round the hollow caves, Where angry waters whirl.
"Wert thou a pearl, " she cried, " I would clasp thee on my arm, To protect me like a charm From all the world beside.
I give my heart to thee, Do thou give thine to me ; Be this the hour and place, For on my lonely bed, With the bride -wreath oh my head, I wait for thy embrace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) FIVE long, dreary years have fled Since I saw my lover dead, And never once since that dark hour Have my fingers had the power To loosen his girdle from my breast, Where nevermore will lover rest.
Before my cottage, poor and low, Pinks, which are Love's buds, I sow, But the poor things will not grow. Barrenly stretch the marshes long, All over which, so shrill and strong, Rises the desolate cormorant's song. But is it the cormorant I hear, That, just now distant, now is near ? And sudden rain... from the autumn skies, That so bedims my weary eyes ? Ah no : it is the tears I shed, And my lamentation for the dead !
49 THE PEARL.
(Japanese. ) THE maple lifts her head, Crowned with autumnal red, Where I, who love the girl, Plunge for the biggest pearl, Down under the deep waves, And round the hollow caves, Where angry waters whirl.
"Wert thou a pearl, " she cried, " I would clasp thee on my arm, To protect me like a charm From all the world beside.
I give my heart to thee, Do thou give thine to me ; Be this the hour and place, For on my lonely bed, With the bride -wreath oh my head, I wait for thy embrace.
What to read after The Lions Cub With Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard Richard Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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