Eidolon Or the Course of a Soul And Other Poems
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97 VIII.
Beside the marge of this fair fountain stood A maiden tranced with its melting sound, For rillet murmurs are to pensive mood Sweet as the rain-drops to the thirsty ground. Alas ! that youth so soon should feel the rude And merciless stinging of cold sorrow's wound, That Nature's sweetest melodies should gain The heart's full rapture through the ear of pain.
IX.
She was a maiden, in whose gentle mien The spirit mirror'd all its fairest hues, As on the undimm'd summer sky serene The noon...day sun its golden splendour strews ; Her deep blue eye overflowed with tender sheen, Like sadness through whose frame soft smiles infuse, Whilst on her lip expression rippling lay, And limned in silence what the soul would sav.
98 ALCESTE.
Her's was a beauty vivified by grace, That made each motion music to the eye, Beam'd from the sunny sweetness of her face, And tuned her accents all so tenderly, That when Alceste spake the heart could trace A woman's spirit full of motions high, And kind, and noble, and whose inward bent Sway'd to all courses pure and innocent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
97 VIII.
Beside the marge of this fair fountain stood A maiden tranced with its melting sound, For rillet murmurs are to pensive mood Sweet as the rain-drops to the thirsty ground. Alas ! that youth so soon should feel the rude And merciless stinging of cold sorrow's wound, That Nature's sweetest melodies should gain The heart's full rapture through the ear of pain.
IX.
She was a maiden, in whose gentle mien The spirit mirror'd all its fairest hues, As on the undimm'd summer sky serene The noon...day sun its golden splendour strews ; Her deep blue eye overflowed with tender sheen, Like sadness through whose frame soft smiles infuse, Whilst on her lip expression rippling lay, And limned in silence what the soul would sav.
98 ALCESTE.
Her's was a beauty vivified by grace, That made each motion music to the eye, Beam'd from the sunny sweetness of her face, And tuned her accents all so tenderly, That when Alceste spake the heart could trace A woman's spirit full of motions high, And kind, and noble, and whose inward bent Sway'd to all courses pure and innocent.
What to read after Eidolon Or the Course of a Soul And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Richard Cassels to read onlineMoreLess
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