The Poet And His Self
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A FANTASIA.
all the sensuousness of melting sound Can move our being as sweet fragrancies Steal with insinuations delicate Into the mind. The lute's low melody, Plaintive as love ; the organ's reverent tone ; The horn's inspiring blast ; the wild appeal Of hautboys sentient of all life's deep pain ; The eager clamor of the drum's fierce beat ; Touch, thrill, or rouse, yet leave us still ourselves.
But who has breathed the scent of violets And not that moment been some lover glad That to his lov...e is clasped in heavenly kiss ; Who smelled the earth new turned, and not a space Been the blithe husbandman robust and free ; Who drunk the perfume of the ripening grape Like wine, nor straightway felt himself a god ?
FRAGRANCE. 99 All memories, or sad or piercing sweet, Come on the wings of fragrance ; all desire Wakes at its bidding with resistless stress ; Old dreams are in its keeping ; youth and love Wait on its will, and not the thoughts which serve Their sweet behests move with more subtile law, Swifter or more mysteriously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A FANTASIA.
all the sensuousness of melting sound Can move our being as sweet fragrancies Steal with insinuations delicate Into the mind. The lute's low melody, Plaintive as love ; the organ's reverent tone ; The horn's inspiring blast ; the wild appeal Of hautboys sentient of all life's deep pain ; The eager clamor of the drum's fierce beat ; Touch, thrill, or rouse, yet leave us still ourselves.
But who has breathed the scent of violets And not that moment been some lover glad That to his lov...e is clasped in heavenly kiss ; Who smelled the earth new turned, and not a space Been the blithe husbandman robust and free ; Who drunk the perfume of the ripening grape Like wine, nor straightway felt himself a god ?
FRAGRANCE. 99 All memories, or sad or piercing sweet, Come on the wings of fragrance ; all desire Wakes at its bidding with resistless stress ; Old dreams are in its keeping ; youth and love Wait on its will, and not the thoughts which serve Their sweet behests move with more subtile law, Swifter or more mysteriously.
What to read after The Poet And His Self?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates Arlo to read onlineMoreLess
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