The Original Poems of Edward Edwin Foot
The Original Poems of Edward Edwin Foot
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120 THE DEATH, BURIAI, AND Beneath and round about her dwelling-place ; And say — hast thou e'er seen such ample grace, One lovelier, or goodlier in mien, Than she, the great terrestrial vineyard Queen ?
Turn now and view those Oriental climes — The golden fountain of the rarest wines, To-day, resembling the to-day of yore, Yielding their complements of luscious store ; Observe the varied hues, and fragrancy. When fiery Leo's* in th' ascendancy.
'Twas there that Bacchus f strove t' obtain a gli...mpse Whilst the imperial company of nymphs, Assembled at the high command of Jove, Were interchanging sentiments of love ! — And where Apollo, | with unusual strains Inspired his instrument, and thus obtains The fairest goddess of the mystic throng ; Who, dumb with the enchantment of his song, Makes loving gestures that she heeds his suit ; He, in return, becomes as equally mute : But his fair countenance pourtray'd his heart : Then full of joy they wing'd their golden cart. And vanish'd in th' ethereal realms of bliss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
120 THE DEATH, BURIAI, AND Beneath and round about her dwelling-place ; And say — hast thou e'er seen such ample grace, One lovelier, or goodlier in mien, Than she, the great terrestrial vineyard Queen ?
Turn now and view those Oriental climes — The golden fountain of the rarest wines, To-day, resembling the to-day of yore, Yielding their complements of luscious store ; Observe the varied hues, and fragrancy. When fiery Leo's* in th' ascendancy.
'Twas there that Bacchus f strove t' obtain a gli...mpse Whilst the imperial company of nymphs, Assembled at the high command of Jove, Were interchanging sentiments of love ! — And where Apollo, | with unusual strains Inspired his instrument, and thus obtains The fairest goddess of the mystic throng ; Who, dumb with the enchantment of his song, Makes loving gestures that she heeds his suit ; He, in return, becomes as equally mute : But his fair countenance pourtray'd his heart : Then full of joy they wing'd their golden cart. And vanish'd in th' ethereal realms of bliss.
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