The Passing God Songs for Lovers
The Passing God Songs for Lovers
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Once more through diamond-scattered dews she ran, A girl, while dawn shed flake on golden flake Of glory over waves that rose to take The morning to them . . . And, afar, she heard The God of Love himself, cry out One Word.
LXV "Love, wait for me, " she called, "I come to thee, ' And she grew into Woman as she ran: And still Love cried from blue immensity. . . .
Seeking to gain a god, she got a man, Troilus . . . And then a-new the quest began : Love calling, calling ever from the void, Ever ah...ead, and never yet enjoyed !
CRESSEID LXVI Then Diomed caught her up and cast her by, And Phidion with lute and garland strove To prove himself the sought divinity. . . . And others mocked her in the name of Love, One after one, a wine-flushed, singing drove! . . . A wand was waved . . . They turned to fleeing swine. . . . She closed her eyes: still called that Voice Divine!
LXVII "Ah, Love, where art thou . . . Bide for me, I pray!" Her feet went swift on clouds that flowed and flowed. . . . "Love, I have sought thee now for many a day; I have gone down full many a beckoning road; My eyes have scattered stars, my breasts have glowed, Thinking that thou wert close .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once more through diamond-scattered dews she ran, A girl, while dawn shed flake on golden flake Of glory over waves that rose to take The morning to them . . . And, afar, she heard The God of Love himself, cry out One Word.
LXV "Love, wait for me, " she called, "I come to thee, ' And she grew into Woman as she ran: And still Love cried from blue immensity. . . .
Seeking to gain a god, she got a man, Troilus . . . And then a-new the quest began : Love calling, calling ever from the void, Ever ah...ead, and never yet enjoyed !
CRESSEID LXVI Then Diomed caught her up and cast her by, And Phidion with lute and garland strove To prove himself the sought divinity. . . . And others mocked her in the name of Love, One after one, a wine-flushed, singing drove! . . . A wand was waved . . . They turned to fleeing swine. . . . She closed her eyes: still called that Voice Divine!
LXVII "Ah, Love, where art thou . . . Bide for me, I pray!" Her feet went swift on clouds that flowed and flowed. . . . "Love, I have sought thee now for many a day; I have gone down full many a beckoning road; My eyes have scattered stars, my breasts have glowed, Thinking that thou wert close .
What to read after The Passing God Songs for Lovers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Kemp to read onlineMoreLess
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