The Mermaid And Other Pieces
The Mermaid And Other Pieces
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43 Its sad life out where it, O Love, will miss Youi smiling face, and never know the bliss Of meeting you again . . . Nay, let the groan Pass on, and seal your lips to mine, my own. And we will swoon to death amid the kiss !
And if the world should say that we forsook The path that leads to Heaven, and were lost Because in our hot hands we madly took Our fate — regardless of the after cost — What then ? Upon the white and sapphired book Of love our souls will ever be embossed.
** 1 would not g...ive thee up.
I would not give thee up ; though all the world Cried out — Forego ! And, standing in between Thyself and me, e'en strove and fought to screen Thee from my sight ; like bird on wing unfurled, I would o'ertop the seething crowd, though hurled I were a thousand times aback, and lean My heart to thine. Though wells of envious spleen Should seem — my angel white, fair, pure, impearled In human form — to paint thee black as night Where moon nor star looks out, and hating scorn Thrust its envenomed finger at thy bright 44 Sonnets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43 Its sad life out where it, O Love, will miss Youi smiling face, and never know the bliss Of meeting you again . . . Nay, let the groan Pass on, and seal your lips to mine, my own. And we will swoon to death amid the kiss !
And if the world should say that we forsook The path that leads to Heaven, and were lost Because in our hot hands we madly took Our fate — regardless of the after cost — What then ? Upon the white and sapphired book Of love our souls will ever be embossed.
** 1 would not g...ive thee up.
I would not give thee up ; though all the world Cried out — Forego ! And, standing in between Thyself and me, e'en strove and fought to screen Thee from my sight ; like bird on wing unfurled, I would o'ertop the seething crowd, though hurled I were a thousand times aback, and lean My heart to thine. Though wells of envious spleen Should seem — my angel white, fair, pure, impearled In human form — to paint thee black as night Where moon nor star looks out, and hating scorn Thrust its envenomed finger at thy bright 44 Sonnets.
What to read after The Mermaid And Other Pieces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E John Edward Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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