The Poets And the Poetry of the Century volume 5
The Poets And the Poetry of the Century volume 5
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Earth was a round of bliss, I seemed to walk on thrones.
And you were with me 'mong the rushing wheels 'Mid Trade's tumultuous jars ; And where to awe-struck wilds the Night reveals Her hollow gulf of stars.
Before your window, as before a shrine, I've knelt 'mong dew-soaked flowers.
While distant music-bells, with voices fine, Measured the midnight hours. 446 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
447 There came a fearful moment : I was pale, You wept, and never spoke, But clung around me as the woodbine frail ...Clings, pleading, round an oak.
Upon my wrong I steadied up my soul, And flung thee from myself; I spurned thy love as 'twere a rich man's dole, — It was my only wealth.
I spurned thee ! I, who loved thee, could have died, That hoped to call thee " wife, " And bear thee, gently — smiling at my side, Through all the shocks of life !
Too late, thy fatal beauty and thy tears, Thy vows, thy passionate breath ; I'll meet thee not in Life, nor in the spheres Made visible by Death.
EDINBURGH.
a fragment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Earth was a round of bliss, I seemed to walk on thrones.
And you were with me 'mong the rushing wheels 'Mid Trade's tumultuous jars ; And where to awe-struck wilds the Night reveals Her hollow gulf of stars.
Before your window, as before a shrine, I've knelt 'mong dew-soaked flowers.
While distant music-bells, with voices fine, Measured the midnight hours. 446 MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
447 There came a fearful moment : I was pale, You wept, and never spoke, But clung around me as the woodbine frail ...Clings, pleading, round an oak.
Upon my wrong I steadied up my soul, And flung thee from myself; I spurned thy love as 'twere a rich man's dole, — It was my only wealth.
I spurned thee ! I, who loved thee, could have died, That hoped to call thee " wife, " And bear thee, gently — smiling at my side, Through all the shocks of life !
Too late, thy fatal beauty and thy tears, Thy vows, thy passionate breath ; I'll meet thee not in Life, nor in the spheres Made visible by Death.
EDINBURGH.
a fragment.
What to read after The Poets And the Poetry of the Century volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred H Alfred Henry Miles to read onlineMoreLess
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