The Poems of Algernon Charles Swinburne.. 3
The Poems of Algernon Charles Swinburne.. 3
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Round little breasts, the hips withal High, full of flesh, not scant of size.
Fit for all amorous masteries ; m** ***** ***** *** *** ****** **** *** ««««««« ***** ** **** ***** ****** ** * ***** ****** »« **** ***** p VIII ** A writhled forehead, hair gone grey.
Fallen eyebrows, eyes gone blind and red.
Their laughs and looks all fled away.
Yea, all that smote men's hearts are fled ; The bowed nose, fallen from goodlihead ; Foul flapping ears like water-flags ; Peaked chin, and cheeks all wast...e and dead, And lips that are two skinny rags : 136 TRANSLATIONS FROM THE IX '' Thus endeth all the beauty of us.
The arms made short, the hands made lean, The shoulders bowed and ruinous, The breasts, alack ! all fallen in ; The flanks too, like the breasts, grown thin ; «« «•« ««« ««•«« »*««« ««« «« «« I For the lank thighs, no thighs but skin.
They are specked with spots like sausage-meat.
'^ So we make moan for the old sweet days, Poor old light women, two or three Squatting above the straw-fire's blaze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Round little breasts, the hips withal High, full of flesh, not scant of size.
Fit for all amorous masteries ; m** ***** ***** *** *** ****** **** *** ««««««« ***** ** **** ***** ****** ** * ***** ****** »« **** ***** p VIII ** A writhled forehead, hair gone grey.
Fallen eyebrows, eyes gone blind and red.
Their laughs and looks all fled away.
Yea, all that smote men's hearts are fled ; The bowed nose, fallen from goodlihead ; Foul flapping ears like water-flags ; Peaked chin, and cheeks all wast...e and dead, And lips that are two skinny rags : 136 TRANSLATIONS FROM THE IX '' Thus endeth all the beauty of us.
The arms made short, the hands made lean, The shoulders bowed and ruinous, The breasts, alack ! all fallen in ; The flanks too, like the breasts, grown thin ; «« «•« ««« ««•«« »*««« ««« «« «« I For the lank thighs, no thighs but skin.
They are specked with spots like sausage-meat.
'^ So we make moan for the old sweet days, Poor old light women, two or three Squatting above the straw-fire's blaze.
What to read after The Poems of Algernon Charles Swinburne.. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Swinburne Algernon Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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