The Poets of Modern France
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Nature, in thy warm lap his chilled limbs hide !
The perfume does not thrill him from his rest.
He sleeps in sunshine, hand upon his breast, Tranquil — with two red holes in his right side.
[81] Digitized by LjOOQIC GEORGES RODENBACH IX IN SMALL TOWNS In small towns, in the languid mom and frail Chimes the far bell, chimes in the sweetness of Dawn that regards thee with a sister's love, Chimes the far bell — and then its music pale Falters upon the roofs like flower on flower, And on the stairs... of gables, dark and deep- Moist blossoms gathered by the winds that sweep.
The morning music flutters from the tower, From far away in garlands dry and sere, Like unseen lilies from an hour that's gone The petals, cold and pale^ drift on and on^ ^ As from' the dead brow of a perished year.
[82] d by Google Digitized b EMILE VERHAEREN X THE MILL ^ - ;
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature, in thy warm lap his chilled limbs hide !
The perfume does not thrill him from his rest.
He sleeps in sunshine, hand upon his breast, Tranquil — with two red holes in his right side.
[81] Digitized by LjOOQIC GEORGES RODENBACH IX IN SMALL TOWNS In small towns, in the languid mom and frail Chimes the far bell, chimes in the sweetness of Dawn that regards thee with a sister's love, Chimes the far bell — and then its music pale Falters upon the roofs like flower on flower, And on the stairs... of gables, dark and deep- Moist blossoms gathered by the winds that sweep.
The morning music flutters from the tower, From far away in garlands dry and sere, Like unseen lilies from an hour that's gone The petals, cold and pale^ drift on and on^ ^ As from' the dead brow of a perished year.
[82] d by Google Digitized b EMILE VERHAEREN X THE MILL ^ - ;
What to read after The Poets of Modern France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewisohn, Ludwig, 1882-1955 to read onlineMoreLess
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