The Poems of Joseph Mary Plunkett
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Spread your bright wings, O shining: dove, — But my way is the darkest way.
(1)316) D TOIHTHE No hungry star ascendant at my birth Foretold the famine that consumes my days, No flaming sword prohibited the ways Of vision where I parch through beauty's dearth, Alas ! no flower of heaven or of earth Yields loveliness to fill your meed of praise, Within my heart no spark divine betrays The power to tell of your immortal worth.
You say you are unworthy — how can I Fend from your truth the self -des...troying dart ? Within my shield of vision is no part Of mirrored certitude you can deny ; You are what God has made you — and my heart, And in this faith at least Fll live and die.
38 THE LIVING WIRE I thought Vd never hear your tongue Again in this dead world of shame As once when heart and world were young And then — you spoke my name.
The barriers of space were spread Widely between us, when a shaft Of driven lightning broke their dread, Leaping — and you had laughed.
The harp-strings in the house of gold Vibrate when chants the heavenly choir, My heart bound to your heart you hold With love — and a living wire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spread your bright wings, O shining: dove, — But my way is the darkest way.
(1)316) D TOIHTHE No hungry star ascendant at my birth Foretold the famine that consumes my days, No flaming sword prohibited the ways Of vision where I parch through beauty's dearth, Alas ! no flower of heaven or of earth Yields loveliness to fill your meed of praise, Within my heart no spark divine betrays The power to tell of your immortal worth.
You say you are unworthy — how can I Fend from your truth the self -des...troying dart ? Within my shield of vision is no part Of mirrored certitude you can deny ; You are what God has made you — and my heart, And in this faith at least Fll live and die.
38 THE LIVING WIRE I thought Vd never hear your tongue Again in this dead world of shame As once when heart and world were young And then — you spoke my name.
The barriers of space were spread Widely between us, when a shaft Of driven lightning broke their dread, Leaping — and you had laughed.
The harp-strings in the house of gold Vibrate when chants the heavenly choir, My heart bound to your heart you hold With love — and a living wire.
What to read after The Poems of Joseph Mary Plunkett?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Mary Plunkett to read onlineMoreLess
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