Carillons
Carillons
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Still does the Goddess-Mother rove forlorn ; The ages pass, and still the Son adored Lives in his Statue sacred to the Morn ; And Dewdrops glisten still on many a sward Aurora's tears. 26 THE BEE (Rondeau) /^UPID, on incessant wing, Once a treasure trove must bring For his mother's glance to share ; See the heedless urchin bear In his hand the wondrous thing !
" Cupid, wherefore let it cling ? In the air the insect fling. Soon 'twill prick you ; ah ! beware, Cupid !
Smarting Love kind arms enri...ng ; Venus soothes him, murmuring : " Cease, sweet son, this vain despair ; Soon the wound I will repair ; Think, henceforth, how arrows sting, Cupid !
27 A MINIATURE (Rondeau) A MINIATURE framed in an antique square Of silver-gilt, whose graven corners bear The crest and motto of a noble line ; The pictured face is masterful and fine ; White is the mantle, and the powdered hair.
A manly face intent to do and dare ; The mouth withholds a jest it fain would share ; The sea-blue eyes look laughingly in mine A miniature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still does the Goddess-Mother rove forlorn ; The ages pass, and still the Son adored Lives in his Statue sacred to the Morn ; And Dewdrops glisten still on many a sward Aurora's tears. 26 THE BEE (Rondeau) /^UPID, on incessant wing, Once a treasure trove must bring For his mother's glance to share ; See the heedless urchin bear In his hand the wondrous thing !
" Cupid, wherefore let it cling ? In the air the insect fling. Soon 'twill prick you ; ah ! beware, Cupid !
Smarting Love kind arms enri...ng ; Venus soothes him, murmuring : " Cease, sweet son, this vain despair ; Soon the wound I will repair ; Think, henceforth, how arrows sting, Cupid !
27 A MINIATURE (Rondeau) A MINIATURE framed in an antique square Of silver-gilt, whose graven corners bear The crest and motto of a noble line ; The pictured face is masterful and fine ; White is the mantle, and the powdered hair.
A manly face intent to do and dare ; The mouth withholds a jest it fain would share ; The sea-blue eyes look laughingly in mine A miniature.
What to read after Carillons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M Bartleet to read onlineMoreLess
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