The Poetry And Mystery of Dreams
The Poetry And Mystery of Dreams
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I thine for ever will remain, If thou wilt bring with thee that guest again !
KuHng in DreaiM, Drummond of HAWTHORlTDSir.
14 Digitized by VjOOQIC 168 POETRY OF DREAMS.
You kissed me then, I worshipped at thy feet Upon the shadowy sod ; fool ! I loved thee ! loved thee, lovely cheat !
Better than fame or God.
My floul leaped up beneath thy timid kiss — What then to me were groans, Or pain or death ? Earth was a round of bliss, I seemed tp walk on thrones.
AUEXANDBB SmITH.
Awake thy arms were rou...nd me.
And still in dreams we met, In dreams thy wild love bound me By vows which thrill me yet.
My lips were pressed to thine, love.
With kisses then I spoke ; 'Twas Eden while we dreamed, love, *Twas Heaven when we woke.
ANomncous.
But when I kissed him back, and said The embers never cast a gleam Through our low cabin, half so red.
Sleep vanished — all had been a dream.
Alice Caret.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Ladder.
To see a ladder^ signifies that the dreamer mil travel.
To climb one^ presages rank and dignity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thine for ever will remain, If thou wilt bring with thee that guest again !
KuHng in DreaiM, Drummond of HAWTHORlTDSir.
14 Digitized by VjOOQIC 168 POETRY OF DREAMS.
You kissed me then, I worshipped at thy feet Upon the shadowy sod ; fool ! I loved thee ! loved thee, lovely cheat !
Better than fame or God.
My floul leaped up beneath thy timid kiss — What then to me were groans, Or pain or death ? Earth was a round of bliss, I seemed tp walk on thrones.
AUEXANDBB SmITH.
Awake thy arms were rou...nd me.
And still in dreams we met, In dreams thy wild love bound me By vows which thrill me yet.
My lips were pressed to thine, love.
With kisses then I spoke ; 'Twas Eden while we dreamed, love, *Twas Heaven when we woke.
ANomncous.
But when I kissed him back, and said The embers never cast a gleam Through our low cabin, half so red.
Sleep vanished — all had been a dream.
Alice Caret.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Ladder.
To see a ladder^ signifies that the dreamer mil travel.
To climb one^ presages rank and dignity.
What to read after The Poetry And Mystery of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leland, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903, Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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