The Pilgrim Kings Greco And Goya And Other Poems of Spain
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was it the plash Of silvery water that awakened me ? It seemed that at the dark wood s edge, some flash Of moonlight set my soul from prison free ; And all the grim primeval memories Of cruel strife, of loveless hearts that groped In caves and gloom, shook off some long disease And, springing forth, my heart took flower, and hoped. Now down the world I run a fugitive, Tapping in snows upon your window-pane, Or laughing in the sunlit showers that give The April blossoms to the hills again. I am ...half faun, half angel, butterfly !
The lover sees me flitting o er the hill Ah, well he knows it is no flower but I, Pierrot the springtime with its thrill ! She at her casement leaning hears my song A- whisper down the trellis, rose to rose ; I am the moonbeam there that lingers long To light his face in dreams to her repose. Yea, I am all the wit and laughter faint Of all the world ! the gleam of life and art, Prince Fantasy the sinner and the saint, [39] The child-philosopher in every heart !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
was it the plash Of silvery water that awakened me ? It seemed that at the dark wood s edge, some flash Of moonlight set my soul from prison free ; And all the grim primeval memories Of cruel strife, of loveless hearts that groped In caves and gloom, shook off some long disease And, springing forth, my heart took flower, and hoped. Now down the world I run a fugitive, Tapping in snows upon your window-pane, Or laughing in the sunlit showers that give The April blossoms to the hills again. I am ...half faun, half angel, butterfly !
The lover sees me flitting o er the hill Ah, well he knows it is no flower but I, Pierrot the springtime with its thrill ! She at her casement leaning hears my song A- whisper down the trellis, rose to rose ; I am the moonbeam there that lingers long To light his face in dreams to her repose. Yea, I am all the wit and laughter faint Of all the world ! the gleam of life and art, Prince Fantasy the sinner and the saint, [39] The child-philosopher in every heart !
What to read after The Pilgrim Kings Greco And Goya And Other Poems of Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Walsh to read onlineMoreLess
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