The Veiled Figure And Other Poems
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And all at once I sprang Up the steep mountain track, and reached the feet Of that same awful Figure, and I strove To draw aside the veil from brow and eyes While from the valley rose a muttered prayer To all the gods, and piteous, straining eyes Followed my every movement.
Then a shout Rang forth ; I think I drew the veil aside ; But stricken with intolerable light I fell, as one that perishes.
But still The shout rang through my swoon ; 'twas as the sound Of multitudes in some beleagured town... When a delivering army storms the gates And brings them succour. Then it grew more faint, And sank to one low murmur of content. And then I woke and heard thy voice.
So now 1 know thy song is true, and that is all We need to know, both thou and I.
—Is that 32 The sound of steps approaching? — Dear, be strong ; 'Twill soon be over. Have we not good hope That this, which seems to part us, hath no power To touch our very selves, our souls ? Not Time, Not Death, nor that vague After-life can touch My love for thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And all at once I sprang Up the steep mountain track, and reached the feet Of that same awful Figure, and I strove To draw aside the veil from brow and eyes While from the valley rose a muttered prayer To all the gods, and piteous, straining eyes Followed my every movement.
Then a shout Rang forth ; I think I drew the veil aside ; But stricken with intolerable light I fell, as one that perishes.
But still The shout rang through my swoon ; 'twas as the sound Of multitudes in some beleagured town... When a delivering army storms the gates And brings them succour. Then it grew more faint, And sank to one low murmur of content. And then I woke and heard thy voice.
So now 1 know thy song is true, and that is all We need to know, both thou and I.
—Is that 32 The sound of steps approaching? — Dear, be strong ; 'Twill soon be over. Have we not good hope That this, which seems to part us, hath no power To touch our very selves, our souls ? Not Time, Not Death, nor that vague After-life can touch My love for thee.
What to read after The Veiled Figure And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothea Hollins to read onlineMoreLess
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