The Power of Love, the City of Comrades, a Voice From the Infinite, And Other Verses
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53 A smile my eyes had never seen, Of pure celestial grace; The saddest soul it would serene, The darkest cloud efface.
I said: ''Fair maid, for this advance, Your pardon I beseech, But since you've thrown me in a trance" And here I failed of speech.
Then with a soul-bewitching voice Resounded her reply: "You're very kind, I so rejoice" — And then I heaved a sigh.
There flowed a melody from her words No music could create; It made my heartstrings sing like birds, With ecstacy vibrate.
The air w...as filled with poetry From her enchanting voice, And nature echoed rhymes of glee That made the earth rejoice.
54 With stronger soul and firmer heart Yet fearful of the odds, Beloved maid," I said, "thou art A daughter of the gods!" Her sapphire eyes then sent through me A dazzling look of fire; "I'll heed," she said, "your soulful plea.
Your valor I admire!" Benumbed and speechless there I stood, With stirred and haunted soul.
No mortal could, nor venture would My ecstacy control.
I felt as if some magic power My spirit seized, possessed; I felt the joy of a budding flower By sun and dew caressed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 A smile my eyes had never seen, Of pure celestial grace; The saddest soul it would serene, The darkest cloud efface.
I said: ''Fair maid, for this advance, Your pardon I beseech, But since you've thrown me in a trance" And here I failed of speech.
Then with a soul-bewitching voice Resounded her reply: "You're very kind, I so rejoice" — And then I heaved a sigh.
There flowed a melody from her words No music could create; It made my heartstrings sing like birds, With ecstacy vibrate.
The air w...as filled with poetry From her enchanting voice, And nature echoed rhymes of glee That made the earth rejoice.
54 With stronger soul and firmer heart Yet fearful of the odds, Beloved maid," I said, "thou art A daughter of the gods!" Her sapphire eyes then sent through me A dazzling look of fire; "I'll heed," she said, "your soulful plea.
Your valor I admire!" Benumbed and speechless there I stood, With stirred and haunted soul.
No mortal could, nor venture would My ecstacy control.
I felt as if some magic power My spirit seized, possessed; I felt the joy of a budding flower By sun and dew caressed.
What to read after The Power of Love, the City of Comrades, a Voice From the Infinite, And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving S Richter to read onlineMoreLess
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