The Pagan Trinity
The Pagan Trinity
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42 PETALS BURIED away in the arms of the East, Where the blue-birds flash, and fire-flies gleam. Where the languid lotus breathes of Rest, And the drooping poppies moon-lit dream, Where the soul is lulled and blest.
43 THE MOON OF PEACH- BLOOMS l TORRENTS of Spring are over . . , The evening is glistening as tear-laden lashes . . .
In budding mists young willows droop, Dandelion downs catch sunbeams in their web, Shyly the bean-flowers open onyx eyes, And orchards tint old Earth rose-red !
Th...e Sun makes amber offerings to the Moon, Young Moon of Peach-blooms, fragile and fair.
1 In China, months are called Moons, and are often poetically christened after their characteristic flower. Thus, March is the " Moon of Peach-Blooms, " 44 FAR AWAY FAR, far away, snow sleeps on the hills, My love is afar, worlds lie between us, But unceasing, unswerving my being vibrates To the mountains, the snow and the moon.
Far, far away, noon weaves her blue spell, My love is afar, worlds lie between us, But Time and my heart bloom red as a rose With mysterious kisses that cling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.
42 PETALS BURIED away in the arms of the East, Where the blue-birds flash, and fire-flies gleam. Where the languid lotus breathes of Rest, And the drooping poppies moon-lit dream, Where the soul is lulled and blest.
43 THE MOON OF PEACH- BLOOMS l TORRENTS of Spring are over . . , The evening is glistening as tear-laden lashes . . .
In budding mists young willows droop, Dandelion downs catch sunbeams in their web, Shyly the bean-flowers open onyx eyes, And orchards tint old Earth rose-red !
Th...e Sun makes amber offerings to the Moon, Young Moon of Peach-blooms, fragile and fair.
1 In China, months are called Moons, and are often poetically christened after their characteristic flower. Thus, March is the " Moon of Peach-Blooms, " 44 FAR AWAY FAR, far away, snow sleeps on the hills, My love is afar, worlds lie between us, But unceasing, unswerving my being vibrates To the mountains, the snow and the moon.
Far, far away, noon weaves her blue spell, My love is afar, worlds lie between us, But Time and my heart bloom red as a rose With mysterious kisses that cling.
What to read after The Pagan Trinity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beatrice Irwin to read onlineMoreLess
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