A Sheaf of Verses Poems
A Sheaf of Verses Poems
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Ovid's Heroic Epistle, XV.
Immortal Lesbian! canst thou still behold From some far sphere wherein thy soul doth sing This earth, that once was thine, while glimmered gold The joyous beams of youth's forgotten spring?
Can thine unfathomed eyes embrace this sea, Whose ebb and flow once echoed in thy brain ?
Whose tides bear record of thine ecstasy And thy despair, that in its arms hath lain?
Those love-burnt lips! Can death have quenched their fire? Whose words oft stir our senses to unrest? Whos...e eager ardour caught and held desire, A searing flame against thy living breast?
36 Passion-wan Lesbian, in that awful place Where spirits wander lost without a name Thou still art Sappho, and thine ardent face Lights up the gloom with love's enduring flame.
Oh! Goddess, woman, lover, all divine And yet divinely mortal, where thou art Comes not as cadence from some song of thine Each throbbing beat that stirs the human heart ?
Canst thou forget us who are still thy friends, Thy lovers, o'er the cloudy gulf of years?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ovid's Heroic Epistle, XV.
Immortal Lesbian! canst thou still behold From some far sphere wherein thy soul doth sing This earth, that once was thine, while glimmered gold The joyous beams of youth's forgotten spring?
Can thine unfathomed eyes embrace this sea, Whose ebb and flow once echoed in thy brain ?
Whose tides bear record of thine ecstasy And thy despair, that in its arms hath lain?
Those love-burnt lips! Can death have quenched their fire? Whose words oft stir our senses to unrest? Whos...e eager ardour caught and held desire, A searing flame against thy living breast?
36 Passion-wan Lesbian, in that awful place Where spirits wander lost without a name Thou still art Sappho, and thine ardent face Lights up the gloom with love's enduring flame.
Oh! Goddess, woman, lover, all divine And yet divinely mortal, where thou art Comes not as cadence from some song of thine Each throbbing beat that stirs the human heart ?
Canst thou forget us who are still thy friends, Thy lovers, o'er the cloudy gulf of years?
What to read after A Sheaf of Verses Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Radclyffe Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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