The Middle Miles And Other Poems
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LOURDES Lourdes ! . . . From our moving window we Peered forth and saw the arduous hill Crowned with a mimic Calvary; Lower the double Church, and still Lower the pilgrim throng who fill Thy ways, O Lourdes, with pain and prayer Lady of Lourdes, was it thy will To crucify a vale so fair?
Lady of Lourdes, was it thy will To crucify so fair a place? Expect not then my prayers ! Thy chill, Thy shallow grotto holds no grace For me, nor is thy cloying face Sweet as September s latest smile: Be thine..., O Amber-souled, my praise ! Thee would I worship here awhile.
THE MIDDLE MILES It may not be. No lyric hymn Stirs for the Amber-souled. My heart Droops, sickens, dies; the world shows grim; September s sunlight has no art To mask with colored veils this mart Where miracles are bought with pain . . .
I feel my eyelids swim and smart; Beauty has kissed them but in vain.
O spot of unexampled wrath Where beauty meets with beauty s foe And falls down prostrate . . . Prostrate? Hath Yon mountain failed in splendor?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LOURDES Lourdes ! . . . From our moving window we Peered forth and saw the arduous hill Crowned with a mimic Calvary; Lower the double Church, and still Lower the pilgrim throng who fill Thy ways, O Lourdes, with pain and prayer Lady of Lourdes, was it thy will To crucify a vale so fair?
Lady of Lourdes, was it thy will To crucify so fair a place? Expect not then my prayers ! Thy chill, Thy shallow grotto holds no grace For me, nor is thy cloying face Sweet as September s latest smile: Be thine..., O Amber-souled, my praise ! Thee would I worship here awhile.
THE MIDDLE MILES It may not be. No lyric hymn Stirs for the Amber-souled. My heart Droops, sickens, dies; the world shows grim; September s sunlight has no art To mask with colored veils this mart Where miracles are bought with pain . . .
I feel my eyelids swim and smart; Beauty has kissed them but in vain.
O spot of unexampled wrath Where beauty meets with beauty s foe And falls down prostrate . . . Prostrate? Hath Yon mountain failed in splendor?
What to read after The Middle Miles And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Wilson Dodd to read onlineMoreLess
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