The Poems of Ernest Dowson
The Poems of Ernest Dowson
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And will she understand ?
30 EXILE Ev the sad waters of separation Where we have wandered by divers ways, I have but the shadow and imitation Of the old memorial days.
In music I have no consolation, No roses are pale enough for me ; The sound of the waters of separation Surpasseth roses and melody.
By the sad waters of separation Dimly I hear from an hidden place The sigh of mine ancient adoration : Hardly can I remember your face.
If you be dead, no proclamation Sprang to me over the waste, g...ray sea : Living, the waters of separation Sever for ever your soul from me. 31 EXILE No man knoweth our desolation ; Memory pales of the old delight While the sad waters of separation Bear us on to the ultimate night.
32 # SPLEEN I WAS not sorrowful, I could not weep. And all my memories were put to sleep.
I watched the river grow more white and strange, All day till evening I watched it change.
All day till evening I watched the rain Beat wearily upon the window pane.
I was not sorrowful, but only tired Of everything that ever I desired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And will she understand ?
30 EXILE Ev the sad waters of separation Where we have wandered by divers ways, I have but the shadow and imitation Of the old memorial days.
In music I have no consolation, No roses are pale enough for me ; The sound of the waters of separation Surpasseth roses and melody.
By the sad waters of separation Dimly I hear from an hidden place The sigh of mine ancient adoration : Hardly can I remember your face.
If you be dead, no proclamation Sprang to me over the waste, g...ray sea : Living, the waters of separation Sever for ever your soul from me. 31 EXILE No man knoweth our desolation ; Memory pales of the old delight While the sad waters of separation Bear us on to the ultimate night.
32 # SPLEEN I WAS not sorrowful, I could not weep. And all my memories were put to sleep.
I watched the river grow more white and strange, All day till evening I watched it change.
All day till evening I watched the rain Beat wearily upon the window pane.
I was not sorrowful, but only tired Of everything that ever I desired.
What to read after The Poems of Ernest Dowson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dowson Ernest Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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