The Poetical Works of Owen Meredith Robert Lord Lytton
The Poetical Works of Owen Meredith Robert Lord Lytton
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For who will bend, the boon he seeks to get, On lowlier knee ?
Where wilt thou find the unworthier heart than mine, That it may be more grateful, or more lowly ?
To whom else, pardoning much, be- come divine By pardoning wholly ?
Hath not thy forehead paled beneath my kiss ?
And through thy life have I not writ my name ?
Hath not ray soul signed thine ? . . .
I gave thee bliss, If 1 gave shame : The shame, but not the bliss, where'er thou goest, Will haunt thee yet : to me no shame thou hast : ...To me alone, what now thou art, thou knowest By what thou wast.
What other hand will help thy hear? j to swell To raptures mine first taught it how to feel ?
Or from the unc horded harp and va- cant shell New notes reveal ?
Ah, by my dark and sullen nature nurst, And rocked by passion on this stormy heart, Be mine the last, as thou wert mine the first !
Wc dare not part I At best a fallen Angel to mankind, To me be still the seraph I have dared To show my hell to, and whose love resigned Its pain hath shared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For who will bend, the boon he seeks to get, On lowlier knee ?
Where wilt thou find the unworthier heart than mine, That it may be more grateful, or more lowly ?
To whom else, pardoning much, be- come divine By pardoning wholly ?
Hath not thy forehead paled beneath my kiss ?
And through thy life have I not writ my name ?
Hath not ray soul signed thine ? . . .
I gave thee bliss, If 1 gave shame : The shame, but not the bliss, where'er thou goest, Will haunt thee yet : to me no shame thou hast : ...To me alone, what now thou art, thou knowest By what thou wast.
What other hand will help thy hear? j to swell To raptures mine first taught it how to feel ?
Or from the unc horded harp and va- cant shell New notes reveal ?
Ah, by my dark and sullen nature nurst, And rocked by passion on this stormy heart, Be mine the last, as thou wert mine the first !
Wc dare not part I At best a fallen Angel to mankind, To me be still the seraph I have dared To show my hell to, and whose love resigned Its pain hath shared.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Owen Meredith Robert Lord Lytton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton Lytton to read onlineMoreLess
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