The Place of My Desire And Other Poems
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THE dawn is ever lovelier ihan the day ; The early momiDg murmurs of the wind Forbode a beauty that we fisdl to find Along the noontide turnings of our way.
The tender opening of a poet's lay Hath hint of something that we later miss ; And we a gentle grievance make of this, That nothing purer can musician play Beyond the prelude. O thou little child.
My love, my unblown rose, that robbed the dawn Of sweetness, and from out the morning smiled.
My heart is with a sadness overborne.
That from thy... dewy forehead Time will steal Each trace of freshness as thy days unseal !
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 48 The EngUsh Poets a/nd other Sonnets.
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And yet, thou sweet of heart, do I not yearn To see thy life its petals fair unfold, To learn what each to-morrow hath in hold, And what each night will bring thee in its tarn ?
Though none there be so sorrowful and stem As silent Time, yet would I bar his way.
And have him leave thee ever as to-day On the wide world's breast, thou tiny uncurled fern?
Ah, little one, I know not what I would.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE dawn is ever lovelier ihan the day ; The early momiDg murmurs of the wind Forbode a beauty that we fisdl to find Along the noontide turnings of our way.
The tender opening of a poet's lay Hath hint of something that we later miss ; And we a gentle grievance make of this, That nothing purer can musician play Beyond the prelude. O thou little child.
My love, my unblown rose, that robbed the dawn Of sweetness, and from out the morning smiled.
My heart is with a sadness overborne.
That from thy... dewy forehead Time will steal Each trace of freshness as thy days unseal !
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 48 The EngUsh Poets a/nd other Sonnets.
U.
And yet, thou sweet of heart, do I not yearn To see thy life its petals fair unfold, To learn what each to-morrow hath in hold, And what each night will bring thee in its tarn ?
Though none there be so sorrowful and stem As silent Time, yet would I bar his way.
And have him leave thee ever as to-day On the wide world's breast, thou tiny uncurled fern?
Ah, little one, I know not what I would.
What to read after The Place of My Desire And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Colby Banfield to read onlineMoreLess
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