The Sacrifice of Isable a Poem
The Sacrifice of Isable a Poem
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Say you that Love profaned devotion's shrine ? No, not such love as Isabel's and mine. Five summer moons of peace, abode we here, Nor deem inertness made seclusion drear. We both had known the vanities of earth ; How fondly hunted and how little worth. Worldly experience is a plant of bane, Whence skilful hands may wisdom's essence drain. We from experience saving wisdom drew, And bade without a sigh the world adieu.
THE SACRIFICE OF ISABEL.
Ev'n here we found abundance to employ The body and t...he mind in tasks of joy. Mind is omnipotent ; no fate, nor force Of foreign will can check or rule its course. 'Tis free of worlds beyond this lesser Ball, Through all expatiates and enjoys them all. When link'd with love 't is only doubly free ; Could languor reach then Isabel and me ? But, for the body's share of life, look round This fair-array 'd, though now neglected ground. 'T was Isabel, the Island's floral queen, Made yonder garden an elysian scene. And that old jessamine, so broad' and tall, By Her was train'd yet more to walk the wall ; And through our lattices at morn to peep, And waft its fragrance on our couch of sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Say you that Love profaned devotion's shrine ? No, not such love as Isabel's and mine. Five summer moons of peace, abode we here, Nor deem inertness made seclusion drear. We both had known the vanities of earth ; How fondly hunted and how little worth. Worldly experience is a plant of bane, Whence skilful hands may wisdom's essence drain. We from experience saving wisdom drew, And bade without a sigh the world adieu.
THE SACRIFICE OF ISABEL.
Ev'n here we found abundance to employ The body and t...he mind in tasks of joy. Mind is omnipotent ; no fate, nor force Of foreign will can check or rule its course. 'Tis free of worlds beyond this lesser Ball, Through all expatiates and enjoys them all. When link'd with love 't is only doubly free ; Could languor reach then Isabel and me ? But, for the body's share of life, look round This fair-array 'd, though now neglected ground. 'T was Isabel, the Island's floral queen, Made yonder garden an elysian scene. And that old jessamine, so broad' and tall, By Her was train'd yet more to walk the wall ; And through our lattices at morn to peep, And waft its fragrance on our couch of sleep.
What to read after The Sacrifice of Isable a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Quillinan to read onlineMoreLess
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