The Martyrs' Idyl, And Shorter Poems
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Piteous thing.
Flutter not to and fro ; thy net is cut : No carrion crow shall ever prey on thee, White dove ! The evil room 's alive with light, Thy light shed out ; nor am I longer dark.
Who see, feel, bathe in it. Oh, what a stream, Full from within, as through a lattice door.
Widens around thee in an aureole ; From lifted eyes, loose hair, and hands unlocked.
Gushes the even glory ! While I look, So bright, thou seraph of the golden blood.
Rains that pure fire on me, that now I know Of what... clear essence thou, not less am I ; Yea, I with thee, and all my thoughts with thine.
Run up before our God in one straight flame.
Child, I am here to help thee : Didymus, A Cappadocian.
THE MARTYRS' IDYL I3 Theodora. Heaven be thanked, and thou, For I believe thee ! Cappadocia : Was it not there the blessed Dorothy Brought apples to her lover, after death.
In token of the riches of that orchard Where Christ walks with His own ? Let us go thither.
Didymus. Ah, muse no more.
Theodora. The Lord abide with thee !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Piteous thing.
Flutter not to and fro ; thy net is cut : No carrion crow shall ever prey on thee, White dove ! The evil room 's alive with light, Thy light shed out ; nor am I longer dark.
Who see, feel, bathe in it. Oh, what a stream, Full from within, as through a lattice door.
Widens around thee in an aureole ; From lifted eyes, loose hair, and hands unlocked.
Gushes the even glory ! While I look, So bright, thou seraph of the golden blood.
Rains that pure fire on me, that now I know Of what... clear essence thou, not less am I ; Yea, I with thee, and all my thoughts with thine.
Run up before our God in one straight flame.
Child, I am here to help thee : Didymus, A Cappadocian.
THE MARTYRS' IDYL I3 Theodora. Heaven be thanked, and thou, For I believe thee ! Cappadocia : Was it not there the blessed Dorothy Brought apples to her lover, after death.
In token of the riches of that orchard Where Christ walks with His own ? Let us go thither.
Didymus. Ah, muse no more.
Theodora. The Lord abide with thee !
What to read after The Martyrs' Idyl, And Shorter Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guiney, Louise Imogen, 1861-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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