The Pipes Opan a Wood Dream
The Pipes Opan a Wood Dream
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. . . Tell me, ah, Pan, thou who art so wise, Am I not dreaming? Shall I not awaken?
Pan (Gently) Gypsy-maid, why dost thou trouble thy heart With all these questions, seeking the answers? If thou dost dream, is the dream not sweet?
Arian Ah, more sweet than thou knowest, Pan, For all the while I am fearing, trembling, Lest all at once I shall lose it forever!
Pan Arian pray thee, think not on these things If thou wouldst keep thy dream ever unbroken.
Arian Ah, thou wouldst say: if I think too ...deeply I will awaken. . . . Then let me forget! Strange that my vow is so hard to keep! For while I love thee and all the dryads I am still troubled that other mortals Cannot be ever as happy as I. 49 THE PIPES O PAN Pan (Beseechingly) Dear little comrade, remember, I warned thee Thou wouldst desire to learn our secrets Since thou wert born a mortal maid: Ah, wilt thou wilfully waken thyself From this dream of all dreams, that might yet prove true?
Arian Well, since thou bidst me away with my questions !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Tell me, ah, Pan, thou who art so wise, Am I not dreaming? Shall I not awaken?
Pan (Gently) Gypsy-maid, why dost thou trouble thy heart With all these questions, seeking the answers? If thou dost dream, is the dream not sweet?
Arian Ah, more sweet than thou knowest, Pan, For all the while I am fearing, trembling, Lest all at once I shall lose it forever!
Pan Arian pray thee, think not on these things If thou wouldst keep thy dream ever unbroken.
Arian Ah, thou wouldst say: if I think too ...deeply I will awaken. . . . Then let me forget! Strange that my vow is so hard to keep! For while I love thee and all the dryads I am still troubled that other mortals Cannot be ever as happy as I. 49 THE PIPES O PAN Pan (Beseechingly) Dear little comrade, remember, I warned thee Thou wouldst desire to learn our secrets Since thou wert born a mortal maid: Ah, wilt thou wilfully waken thyself From this dream of all dreams, that might yet prove true?
Arian Well, since thou bidst me away with my questions !
What to read after The Pipes Opan a Wood Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvia Sherman to read onlineMoreLess
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