Veils of Samite
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Nay, bannered glories of the Flesh drink dust, — From age to age do Nature's festals chime.
song-brimmed hearts, O music-streaming glances !
Now all the dear, young Dead of Earth's spent years Appear: the earth's crusaders of lost causes — Between the ghostly folds of Night's portieres.
How strange. My Love — My very Love of old — The wine-stirred fragrance of your tremulous hairl Across Death's restless reservoir you come, Ensilvered sweet of gown, moon-hushed and fair.
1 made new gods for old... in days of youth.
Tossed to the winds the ashes of Love's fire ; But underneath this canopy of Night, I swear allegiance to the old desire.
Behind the stars, look, look — my Love — my Soul!
The blinding windows of remembrance burn!
Blue gates of dream swing wide unto our gaze.
Old visions flame. Life's storied joys return. . . .
[92] Not so ; 'tis but the winter-moon on high That smiles farewell across Night's fading sea; Dawn's freezing touch is on the river-wind, And Loneliness once more companions me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, bannered glories of the Flesh drink dust, — From age to age do Nature's festals chime.
song-brimmed hearts, O music-streaming glances !
Now all the dear, young Dead of Earth's spent years Appear: the earth's crusaders of lost causes — Between the ghostly folds of Night's portieres.
How strange. My Love — My very Love of old — The wine-stirred fragrance of your tremulous hairl Across Death's restless reservoir you come, Ensilvered sweet of gown, moon-hushed and fair.
1 made new gods for old... in days of youth.
Tossed to the winds the ashes of Love's fire ; But underneath this canopy of Night, I swear allegiance to the old desire.
Behind the stars, look, look — my Love — my Soul!
The blinding windows of remembrance burn!
Blue gates of dream swing wide unto our gaze.
Old visions flame. Life's storied joys return. . . .
[92] Not so ; 'tis but the winter-moon on high That smiles farewell across Night's fading sea; Dawn's freezing touch is on the river-wind, And Loneliness once more companions me.
What to read after Veils of Samite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Corson Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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