The Silver Net Poems
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Poor King, he lived for many happy years In his illusion, 'till all knowledge came Soul-stirring to this ruler of mankind, Who only knew the lying half of man. One blast of heavenly fire will kill the oak, One touch of knowledge broke this kingly heart ; And so he donned his armour, took his sword Excalibur, and put his helmet on, And fought his way to Heaven, told his God How wicked men had ridden through his dream, Played with the devil at his Table-round, Their souls for stakes. He told of a...ll their sins, 28 THE SILVER NET The treacherous kiss of queenly Guinevere, Eyes swimming with the sight of Lancelot, How Merlin hoary with the frost of years, In Vivien's lovely arms one day betrayed His life-long gathered lore of elfin charms, How Gawain lied, how knightly vows were broken As readily as lances in a tourney, And how these reckless Christian paladins Were thieves of honour, and the peerless dames All sin and loveliness. And God was silent. BUT IN HER EYES 29. BUT IN HER EYES THERE IS NO LIGHT YOU see her in a ball-room, at the play, And in the street you meet her every day, Pale as the pearls she wears about her neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor King, he lived for many happy years In his illusion, 'till all knowledge came Soul-stirring to this ruler of mankind, Who only knew the lying half of man. One blast of heavenly fire will kill the oak, One touch of knowledge broke this kingly heart ; And so he donned his armour, took his sword Excalibur, and put his helmet on, And fought his way to Heaven, told his God How wicked men had ridden through his dream, Played with the devil at his Table-round, Their souls for stakes. He told of a...ll their sins, 28 THE SILVER NET The treacherous kiss of queenly Guinevere, Eyes swimming with the sight of Lancelot, How Merlin hoary with the frost of years, In Vivien's lovely arms one day betrayed His life-long gathered lore of elfin charms, How Gawain lied, how knightly vows were broken As readily as lances in a tourney, And how these reckless Christian paladins Were thieves of honour, and the peerless dames All sin and loveliness. And God was silent. BUT IN HER EYES 29. BUT IN HER EYES THERE IS NO LIGHT YOU see her in a ball-room, at the play, And in the street you meet her every day, Pale as the pearls she wears about her neck.
What to read after The Silver Net Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Vintras to read onlineMoreLess
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