My Lady of Dream
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And the bridegroom shall turn from the bride nor think she is fair — Shall desert her and desire you again ; And I, who loved you before 1 was born, Shall love you forever and die of despair.
44 A LAST WORD TO THE LADY OF HIS LOVE When this passionate heart is placed at last upon Love's own pyre.
And the wraith of it, incense-like, ascends to the twilight sky.
Take the words I whispered once on a time, O soul of my soul's desire.
And croon them low on the violet banks where we were wont to lie....
45 AT THY DEAR FEET As some stray carrier-pigeon onward hies O'er alien spire and dim cathedral dome, With weakening pinions that reluctant roam Athwart the blank, inhospitable skies ; Famished and faint, with eager, yearning eyes.
Whirled by the wind above the mad sea foam.
Till, at the last, outworn, he gains his home.
Falls at his mistress' feet, content, and dies: So unto thee, sweet Spirit of all Song, Weak and full weary with world-wanderings.
We wing the trackless deserts of our sky; Truant to thee, O Poesy, too long, 46 We reach thy feet at last with bleeding wings, And fain would nestle near thy heart to die!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the bridegroom shall turn from the bride nor think she is fair — Shall desert her and desire you again ; And I, who loved you before 1 was born, Shall love you forever and die of despair.
44 A LAST WORD TO THE LADY OF HIS LOVE When this passionate heart is placed at last upon Love's own pyre.
And the wraith of it, incense-like, ascends to the twilight sky.
Take the words I whispered once on a time, O soul of my soul's desire.
And croon them low on the violet banks where we were wont to lie....
45 AT THY DEAR FEET As some stray carrier-pigeon onward hies O'er alien spire and dim cathedral dome, With weakening pinions that reluctant roam Athwart the blank, inhospitable skies ; Famished and faint, with eager, yearning eyes.
Whirled by the wind above the mad sea foam.
Till, at the last, outworn, he gains his home.
Falls at his mistress' feet, content, and dies: So unto thee, sweet Spirit of all Song, Weak and full weary with world-wanderings.
We wing the trackless deserts of our sky; Truant to thee, O Poesy, too long, 46 We reach thy feet at last with bleeding wings, And fain would nestle near thy heart to die!
What to read after My Lady of Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mifflin, Lloyd, 1846-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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