Nightshade
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With the gayest you belong, But the honey in your sunny Spirit chokes the spring of song.
35 AN ARAB MAID sr It was dusk in a desert oasis Where the caravan camped for the night; In this spot in the widest of spaces Was a maiden apparelled in white.
By her side was a palm like a sentry In an outpost afar from its tribe, But in silence to one it gave entry For he offered his love as a bribe.
Unrelieved by a season of dun days Where the night was the cloud and the shade, The retort of the tropica...l sun-rays Had embosomed itself in the maid.
Like the hope that no hope can awaken When but one is adrift on the sea, Was her passion by passion forsaken For it breathed of the breath of the tree.
As she danced in the eyes of her lover.
To his plea she was moveless and mute, For she looked in her longing above her Where the branches were barren of fruit.
It was dusk in another oasis Where the caravan camped with the day, But the noon of the desert's embraces With the maiden had hngered to play.
39 From the circle of shadows around her Came the music of wind through the pahns, And the voice, as the melody found her, Was the voice of her love singing psalms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the gayest you belong, But the honey in your sunny Spirit chokes the spring of song.
35 AN ARAB MAID sr It was dusk in a desert oasis Where the caravan camped for the night; In this spot in the widest of spaces Was a maiden apparelled in white.
By her side was a palm like a sentry In an outpost afar from its tribe, But in silence to one it gave entry For he offered his love as a bribe.
Unrelieved by a season of dun days Where the night was the cloud and the shade, The retort of the tropica...l sun-rays Had embosomed itself in the maid.
Like the hope that no hope can awaken When but one is adrift on the sea, Was her passion by passion forsaken For it breathed of the breath of the tree.
As she danced in the eyes of her lover.
To his plea she was moveless and mute, For she looked in her longing above her Where the branches were barren of fruit.
It was dusk in another oasis Where the caravan camped with the day, But the noon of the desert's embraces With the maiden had hngered to play.
39 From the circle of shadows around her Came the music of wind through the pahns, And the voice, as the melody found her, Was the voice of her love singing psalms.
What to read after Nightshade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Stevens Remington to read onlineMoreLess
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