The Sleeping World And Other Poems
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Where I was shaped by Love's immortal art ; Love only claimeth white souls blemish-free." Beneath the evening star, through eve's deep hush, He passed into the purple deeps again.
As slips a rare dream from the waking brain.
Leaving upon my brow a dying flush, But on my slow-revolving days a blush Of perfect beauty that shall never wane Beneath the cold hand of unceasing pain, Though slow senility Kfe's bloom should crush.
For I have felt the beauty and the balm Of love that 's heart to heart a...nd mind to mind ; A joy beyond the touch of palm to palm ; A deeper, holier rapture than ye find In clasp and kiss ; a love so deep and calm It may not be by sensual souls divined.
86 THE DEAD HERO.
THE DEAD HERO.
'T^HROUGH all the land a solemn whisper thrills ; The startled breath upon the warm lip hes ; And all the bells with trembling tongues arise To iterate the news through vales and hills ; Adown the Nation's cheek tears flow in rills ; The faces of the years look from the skies With the dead hero's glory in their eyes, While Freedom's crimson down their white breasts spills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where I was shaped by Love's immortal art ; Love only claimeth white souls blemish-free." Beneath the evening star, through eve's deep hush, He passed into the purple deeps again.
As slips a rare dream from the waking brain.
Leaving upon my brow a dying flush, But on my slow-revolving days a blush Of perfect beauty that shall never wane Beneath the cold hand of unceasing pain, Though slow senility Kfe's bloom should crush.
For I have felt the beauty and the balm Of love that 's heart to heart a...nd mind to mind ; A joy beyond the touch of palm to palm ; A deeper, holier rapture than ye find In clasp and kiss ; a love so deep and calm It may not be by sensual souls divined.
86 THE DEAD HERO.
THE DEAD HERO.
'T^HROUGH all the land a solemn whisper thrills ; The startled breath upon the warm lip hes ; And all the bells with trembling tongues arise To iterate the news through vales and hills ; Adown the Nation's cheek tears flow in rills ; The faces of the years look from the skies With the dead hero's glory in their eyes, While Freedom's crimson down their white breasts spills.
What to read after The Sleeping World And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Fearing to read onlineMoreLess
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