Woven of Dreams [poems]
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Fly from my heart.
Winged memory; Let the past joys forgotten be, Quench the old longings utterly.
Remembrance, pray depart!
I am tired of my tears And memory's sway, Forsaken love should die away.
The wine of passion should not slay, Oh, memory, sleep these years!
82 The Epicurean, There comes an end of laughter, And dark devours the light, Oft tear-fall follows after A moment's ripe delight.
And clouds so often swallow The sun-dance on the sea; We know regret must follow Upon felicity.
So, sw...eet, leave vows unuttered That rise to eager lips.
Love is a bird that fluttered Till Time did flight eclipse.
All joy is fleet as May-time, We quaff a while of bliss, Then ends our lovers' playtime Extinguished in a kiss.
So fill the present hours With all the love you can, To-day is only ours, — The morrow dare we plan?
Let love obscure our vision.
Let kisses drown our fears.
Mock to a deep derision The thought of coming years 83 The Sea's Eternity.
Noble Sea, mightier than men, When, oh when, Will the tireless tide have finally ceased; Will the longing on the shore be all appeased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fly from my heart.
Winged memory; Let the past joys forgotten be, Quench the old longings utterly.
Remembrance, pray depart!
I am tired of my tears And memory's sway, Forsaken love should die away.
The wine of passion should not slay, Oh, memory, sleep these years!
82 The Epicurean, There comes an end of laughter, And dark devours the light, Oft tear-fall follows after A moment's ripe delight.
And clouds so often swallow The sun-dance on the sea; We know regret must follow Upon felicity.
So, sw...eet, leave vows unuttered That rise to eager lips.
Love is a bird that fluttered Till Time did flight eclipse.
All joy is fleet as May-time, We quaff a while of bliss, Then ends our lovers' playtime Extinguished in a kiss.
So fill the present hours With all the love you can, To-day is only ours, — The morrow dare we plan?
Let love obscure our vision.
Let kisses drown our fears.
Mock to a deep derision The thought of coming years 83 The Sea's Eternity.
Noble Sea, mightier than men, When, oh when, Will the tireless tide have finally ceased; Will the longing on the shore be all appeased.
What to read after Woven of Dreams [poems]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff to read onlineMoreLess
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