The Poems of H.C. Bunner
The Poems of H.C. Bunner
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October, T J f HY do I Ivce AYrr York, my dt. Ir? V r I know not. We - and HI? - ' : - :" / ' ' p '. ^trkaps, make you seme rc AT THE CENTENNIAL BALL 1889 AN OLD MAN'S OLD FANCIES THERE 'S the music go, my sweet, I will sit and watch you here; There 's a tingling in my feet I Ve not felt this many a year. But my music 's done, my dear 'T is enough this heart can beat Time to strains that stir your heart; 'T is enough these eyes can see Fresh young fires of pleasure start In the eyes you turn to... me. Loving, yet, my dear, Loath to linger here - Music-maddened, all impatient to be free. "3 Go, the music swells and rises go ! Younger faces wait you where All a-tremble is the air, And a rhythmic murmur low Wavers to and fro Life and dance and clasp of lover's hands await you there. Go, my child, with cheeks that burn, Eyes that shine, and fluttering breast, Go, and leave me not alone ! In the dance you shall be prcst Close, and all your soul shall turn Tender at the music's tone; But more close, more tenderly Shall the exultant harmony Speak to this old, awakened heart, that hears The voices of dead years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
October, T J f HY do I Ivce AYrr York, my dt. Ir? V r I know not. We - and HI? - ' : - :" / ' ' p '. ^trkaps, make you seme rc AT THE CENTENNIAL BALL 1889 AN OLD MAN'S OLD FANCIES THERE 'S the music go, my sweet, I will sit and watch you here; There 's a tingling in my feet I Ve not felt this many a year. But my music 's done, my dear 'T is enough this heart can beat Time to strains that stir your heart; 'T is enough these eyes can see Fresh young fires of pleasure start In the eyes you turn to... me. Loving, yet, my dear, Loath to linger here - Music-maddened, all impatient to be free. "3 Go, the music swells and rises go ! Younger faces wait you where All a-tremble is the air, And a rhythmic murmur low Wavers to and fro Life and dance and clasp of lover's hands await you there. Go, my child, with cheeks that burn, Eyes that shine, and fluttering breast, Go, and leave me not alone ! In the dance you shall be prcst Close, and all your soul shall turn Tender at the music's tone; But more close, more tenderly Shall the exultant harmony Speak to this old, awakened heart, that hears The voices of dead years.
What to read after The Poems of H.C. Bunner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H C Henry Cuyler Bunner to read onlineMoreLess
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