The Reckoning a Dramatic Poem
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To make my heart as tender as a rose ?
Does it not count that I have decked with care The little beauty that God gave to me For other's pleasure? that my anxious thought Has been with gentle manners to create The utmost culture that refinement gives ?
Is this of no account, that I am thrown So easily aside ?
PRINCE.
'Fore God, dear heart, You walk an angel here upon the earth : The perfect image of the good and true.
EDITH.
I do not claim perfection : I am made In the same cast as other women a...re : I too am weak when passion fills my heart : My mind thinks not of reason or of time: I find no refuge in belief; I hold No rope of self-control : I have no thought Of honour or of dim morality ; And truth itself is easily foregone : Such things to women are a fantasy, For only love is real in their lives : They cannot treat it as a jest, to them It is their life's one reason and excuse The joy a girl who broods on future days Half feels within her heart in ecstasy ; The pain a woman musing on the past Still loves to fondle in a half delight ; 29 c THE RECKONING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To make my heart as tender as a rose ?
Does it not count that I have decked with care The little beauty that God gave to me For other's pleasure? that my anxious thought Has been with gentle manners to create The utmost culture that refinement gives ?
Is this of no account, that I am thrown So easily aside ?
PRINCE.
'Fore God, dear heart, You walk an angel here upon the earth : The perfect image of the good and true.
EDITH.
I do not claim perfection : I am made In the same cast as other women a...re : I too am weak when passion fills my heart : My mind thinks not of reason or of time: I find no refuge in belief; I hold No rope of self-control : I have no thought Of honour or of dim morality ; And truth itself is easily foregone : Such things to women are a fantasy, For only love is real in their lives : They cannot treat it as a jest, to them It is their life's one reason and excuse The joy a girl who broods on future days Half feels within her heart in ecstasy ; The pain a woman musing on the past Still loves to fondle in a half delight ; 29 c THE RECKONING.
What to read after The Reckoning a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Brett to read onlineMoreLess
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