Undertones
Undertones
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From the furthest fringe of the night.
Yearning to thee, Drawn down to the range of thy light, I, Pdyche, the Soul, can see !
4.— THE SIN.
Blub night. I threw the lattice open wide, Drinking the odorous air ; and from mj height I saw the watch-fires of the town and heard The gradual dying of the murmurous day.
Then, as the twilight deepen'd, on her limbs The silver lances of the stars and moon Were shatter d, and the shining fragments fell Like jewels at her feet. The Cyprian star Quiver'd to l...iquid emerald where it himg PYGMALION THE SCULPTOR. 169 On the ig)*A- ledges of the darkening hills, Gazing upon her ; and, as in a dream, Methought the marble, underneath that look, Stirred — ^like a bank of milky asphodels Kiss'd into tumult by a wind of light.
Whereat there swam upon me utterly A drowsy sense wherein my holy dream Was melted, as a pearl in wine : bright-eyed.
Keen, haggard, passionate, with languid thrills Of insolent unrest, I watch'd the stone, And lo, I loved it : not as men love fame, Not as the warrior loves his laurel wreath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the furthest fringe of the night.
Yearning to thee, Drawn down to the range of thy light, I, Pdyche, the Soul, can see !
4.— THE SIN.
Blub night. I threw the lattice open wide, Drinking the odorous air ; and from mj height I saw the watch-fires of the town and heard The gradual dying of the murmurous day.
Then, as the twilight deepen'd, on her limbs The silver lances of the stars and moon Were shatter d, and the shining fragments fell Like jewels at her feet. The Cyprian star Quiver'd to l...iquid emerald where it himg PYGMALION THE SCULPTOR. 169 On the ig)*A- ledges of the darkening hills, Gazing upon her ; and, as in a dream, Methought the marble, underneath that look, Stirred — ^like a bank of milky asphodels Kiss'd into tumult by a wind of light.
Whereat there swam upon me utterly A drowsy sense wherein my holy dream Was melted, as a pearl in wine : bright-eyed.
Keen, haggard, passionate, with languid thrills Of insolent unrest, I watch'd the stone, And lo, I loved it : not as men love fame, Not as the warrior loves his laurel wreath.
What to read after Undertones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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