Thirty Sonnets of Passion
Thirty Sonnets of Passion
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My heart so wildly beats, For the red wine electrifies my brain And dazzles me with joy; yet 1 know this.
We live in love; so what if old Time fleets In flying moments, since we live so fain, So happy, oh, so happy in this bliss.
XXI TO A SNAKE 1 felt his breath upon my fevered cheek, His flesh was cold on mine. His naked arm Encircled me. My passion had its barm.
His eye revealed a glowing brutal streak.
An eye that once was truthful and so meek.
Methought, could those sharp fangs of poison ha...rm Me any? Then I trembled with alarm!
Of my fierce agonies 1 should not speak.
How hard 1 tried to cut off from that wrong.
That vampire, who had lived on blood from me, The degradation that did so annoy, And caused such horrid thoughts my brain to throng, But mighty courage finally set me free. And, oh, this freedom how I do enjoy.
XXII TO A SYLPH How I would like to drift on yonder cloud, Be carried far off from this toilsome land, Be first at morning time of all the band To get Aurora s kiss, to be allow d To rove the skies all day a king so proud, And then at eventide by winds be fann d Into the west to see those splendors grand With which the great Apollo is endow d.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My heart so wildly beats, For the red wine electrifies my brain And dazzles me with joy; yet 1 know this.
We live in love; so what if old Time fleets In flying moments, since we live so fain, So happy, oh, so happy in this bliss.
XXI TO A SNAKE 1 felt his breath upon my fevered cheek, His flesh was cold on mine. His naked arm Encircled me. My passion had its barm.
His eye revealed a glowing brutal streak.
An eye that once was truthful and so meek.
Methought, could those sharp fangs of poison ha...rm Me any? Then I trembled with alarm!
Of my fierce agonies 1 should not speak.
How hard 1 tried to cut off from that wrong.
That vampire, who had lived on blood from me, The degradation that did so annoy, And caused such horrid thoughts my brain to throng, But mighty courage finally set me free. And, oh, this freedom how I do enjoy.
XXII TO A SYLPH How I would like to drift on yonder cloud, Be carried far off from this toilsome land, Be first at morning time of all the band To get Aurora s kiss, to be allow d To rove the skies all day a king so proud, And then at eventide by winds be fann d Into the west to see those splendors grand With which the great Apollo is endow d.
What to read after Thirty Sonnets of Passion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emmet 1887 Pendleton to read onlineMoreLess
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