Love Letters of a Violinist And Other Poems
Love Letters of a Violinist And Other Poems
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He will be driven To compass Hell, — and dream of Heaven.
But stand at God's high altar there.
With saints around thee tall and sweet, I'll match thy pride with my despair.
And drag thee down from glory's seat.
Yea, thou shalt kneel ! Thy head shall bow As mine is bent in anguish now.
VIII.
What ! for thy sake have I forsworn My just ambition, — all my joy.
And all my hope from morn to morn.
That seem'd a prize without alloy ?
Have I done this ? I have ; and see !
I weep wild tears for thine an...d thee.
SYLVIA IN THE WEST. 137 But I can school my soul to strength, And weep and wail as children do ; Be hard as stone, yet melt at length, And curb my pride as thou can'st, too !
But I have faith, and thou hast none ; And I have joy, but thine is done.
X.
No marriage-bells? No songs, you say?
No flowers to grace our bridal morn ?
No wine ? No kiss ? No wedding-day ?
I care not ! Oaths are all forsworn ; And, when I clasp'd thy hand so white, I meant to curse thee, girl, to-night.
XI.
And so I shall,— Oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He will be driven To compass Hell, — and dream of Heaven.
But stand at God's high altar there.
With saints around thee tall and sweet, I'll match thy pride with my despair.
And drag thee down from glory's seat.
Yea, thou shalt kneel ! Thy head shall bow As mine is bent in anguish now.
VIII.
What ! for thy sake have I forsworn My just ambition, — all my joy.
And all my hope from morn to morn.
That seem'd a prize without alloy ?
Have I done this ? I have ; and see !
I weep wild tears for thine an...d thee.
SYLVIA IN THE WEST. 137 But I can school my soul to strength, And weep and wail as children do ; Be hard as stone, yet melt at length, And curb my pride as thou can'st, too !
But I have faith, and thou hast none ; And I have joy, but thine is done.
X.
No marriage-bells? No songs, you say?
No flowers to grace our bridal morn ?
No wine ? No kiss ? No wedding-day ?
I care not ! Oaths are all forsworn ; And, when I clasp'd thy hand so white, I meant to curse thee, girl, to-night.
XI.
And so I shall,— Oh !
What to read after Love Letters of a Violinist And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackay Eric to read onlineMoreLess
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