Twilight Hours a Legacy of Verse
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Do I shock your dainty hearing with these rugged rhymes of mine? — 'Tis the rugged tree, my lady, best supports the tender vine. Were I shaft of polished granite, you have met such men before ; Did they satisfy you, dearest ? did you never crave for more?
With your regal state upon you, would you daunt me, O my queen ? But I stood you in the sunlight, and it made a brighter sheen. Crimson robe might float about you ; but I only had to speak, And the crimson, at my bidding, rose and beautified y...our cheek.
O mine empress ! O my dearest ! do you think me harshly proud ? Would it please you, would not pain you, lead me out before the crowd ; As a dog I lie beside you, on my neck your foot shall rest. Ah, mine empress ! all indignant, doth she clasp me to her breast.
CITY MAID TO COUNTRY LOVER.
[ Jftargaret. J T^HINK you, dear, that I could love you Were you such a one as these — Never looking up above you, Never stirred by heavenly breeze ; With their calm and courtly graces, Deadly weak and false at heart, With the smile upon their faces Ghastly weary of its part ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do I shock your dainty hearing with these rugged rhymes of mine? — 'Tis the rugged tree, my lady, best supports the tender vine. Were I shaft of polished granite, you have met such men before ; Did they satisfy you, dearest ? did you never crave for more?
With your regal state upon you, would you daunt me, O my queen ? But I stood you in the sunlight, and it made a brighter sheen. Crimson robe might float about you ; but I only had to speak, And the crimson, at my bidding, rose and beautified y...our cheek.
O mine empress ! O my dearest ! do you think me harshly proud ? Would it please you, would not pain you, lead me out before the crowd ; As a dog I lie beside you, on my neck your foot shall rest. Ah, mine empress ! all indignant, doth she clasp me to her breast.
CITY MAID TO COUNTRY LOVER.
[ Jftargaret. J T^HINK you, dear, that I could love you Were you such a one as these — Never looking up above you, Never stirred by heavenly breeze ; With their calm and courtly graces, Deadly weak and false at heart, With the smile upon their faces Ghastly weary of its part ?
What to read after Twilight Hours a Legacy of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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