Loves Testament a Sonnet Sequence
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E'en as a sufferer whom death disdained, Thrust back on life, with childish wonder sees The world, familiar, strange ; so, ill at ease, I stand beside thee, timid, tempted, pained, I wonder at the rose, I hesitate, And with closed eyes I rush to dare my Fate !
XLIII LET me forget, oh thou beloved night, Fold me about with thy oblivion, Cover the day and let the dark steal on, Shelter and hide me from the bitter light ; Yet once, alas ! with what a blithe delight I loved and wooed the glad relen...tless sun, Wounded with life, poet and simpleton, I now implore thy mercy and thy might.
I ask not happiness, nor sympathy, Nor hope, nor the eternal hush of death, But timidly I pray with every breath, Dream-dipped and star-bedewed, oh come to me, Pour me thy lethe, though I cry " Not yet, " Lest I should love her still, let me forget.
OF SOLITUDE, XLIII-XLVIII 85 XLIV WHAT of the night without thee, oh my sweet, Moonlight and starlight were alas to me As bitter darkness, fearful utterly, Hearing the failing echo of thy feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E'en as a sufferer whom death disdained, Thrust back on life, with childish wonder sees The world, familiar, strange ; so, ill at ease, I stand beside thee, timid, tempted, pained, I wonder at the rose, I hesitate, And with closed eyes I rush to dare my Fate !
XLIII LET me forget, oh thou beloved night, Fold me about with thy oblivion, Cover the day and let the dark steal on, Shelter and hide me from the bitter light ; Yet once, alas ! with what a blithe delight I loved and wooed the glad relen...tless sun, Wounded with life, poet and simpleton, I now implore thy mercy and thy might.
I ask not happiness, nor sympathy, Nor hope, nor the eternal hush of death, But timidly I pray with every breath, Dream-dipped and star-bedewed, oh come to me, Pour me thy lethe, though I cry " Not yet, " Lest I should love her still, let me forget.
OF SOLITUDE, XLIII-XLVIII 85 XLIV WHAT of the night without thee, oh my sweet, Moonlight and starlight were alas to me As bitter darkness, fearful utterly, Hearing the failing echo of thy feet.
What to read after Loves Testament a Sonnet Sequence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Constant Grace Constant Lounsbery to read onlineMoreLess
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