The Wounded Eros
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Still, would we ask our own desire why We find love s bark oft wrecked upon the shoal, That lies beneath the quivering waves, that roll In cold deception of the lovers tie.
The old familiar wound comes back to me, My loved one ; the neglect (though thou shouldst think It scarce neglect) stings nightly my poor heart. Each day is lost that brings no sight of thee. Must I then once again this goblet drink, Of love s sweet poison, as we drift apart ?
12 SONNETS XII IT is a strange and wondrous thin...g that brings Love unrequited to the human heart. To me it comes ; from thee it would depart. And all the while a stirring song it sings, Bearing an undescribed refrain that clings, In unremitting strength, like that sweet dart Whose love-tipped messenger of life thou art. It bears to me a memory that stings.
Must I then languish in remembrance of Those treasured moments of unearthly joy, That bore me to the realm of magic halls, Where are reflected images of love ? I trow, thou hast no heart to thus destroy My own heart s happiness that from thee falls!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still, would we ask our own desire why We find love s bark oft wrecked upon the shoal, That lies beneath the quivering waves, that roll In cold deception of the lovers tie.
The old familiar wound comes back to me, My loved one ; the neglect (though thou shouldst think It scarce neglect) stings nightly my poor heart. Each day is lost that brings no sight of thee. Must I then once again this goblet drink, Of love s sweet poison, as we drift apart ?
12 SONNETS XII IT is a strange and wondrous thin...g that brings Love unrequited to the human heart. To me it comes ; from thee it would depart. And all the while a stirring song it sings, Bearing an undescribed refrain that clings, In unremitting strength, like that sweet dart Whose love-tipped messenger of life thou art. It bears to me a memory that stings.
Must I then languish in remembrance of Those treasured moments of unearthly joy, That bore me to the realm of magic halls, Where are reflected images of love ? I trow, thou hast no heart to thus destroy My own heart s happiness that from thee falls!
What to read after The Wounded Eros?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gibson to read onlineMoreLess
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