Orion, And Other Poems
Orion, And Other Poems
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Thou comest — ^and my tortures dost surprise — And fondlest me with fresh hands tearfully.
O dewy-lipped mother, stay ; thy son desireth thee.
VII.
*' O mother, why so quickly wouldst thou flee ?
Let Echo leave her mountain rocks and twine My words with triple strength to cling to thee Digitized by Google MEMNON, 63 And clog thy limbs from flight as with strong wine ; Let them recall sweet memories of thine, Of how the long-shadowed towers of wind-swept Troy Were dear to thee, and near, whilst ...thou didst pine For the god- faced Tithonus, and the joy Thou drank'st when thou hadst gained the willing, kingly boy.
VIII.
"O mother, how S«amander chided thee.
And swelled his tawny floods with grief for him, And drowned his oozy rushes by the sea ; For often have I heard such tales from him, Thou listening, whilst the purple night did swim Reluctant past, and young ^mathion hung Upon thy wealthy bosom ; music, dim In ears not all divine, the nigh stars sung.
Of thine high origin Hyperion's courts among.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou comest — ^and my tortures dost surprise — And fondlest me with fresh hands tearfully.
O dewy-lipped mother, stay ; thy son desireth thee.
VII.
*' O mother, why so quickly wouldst thou flee ?
Let Echo leave her mountain rocks and twine My words with triple strength to cling to thee Digitized by Google MEMNON, 63 And clog thy limbs from flight as with strong wine ; Let them recall sweet memories of thine, Of how the long-shadowed towers of wind-swept Troy Were dear to thee, and near, whilst ...thou didst pine For the god- faced Tithonus, and the joy Thou drank'st when thou hadst gained the willing, kingly boy.
VIII.
"O mother, how S«amander chided thee.
And swelled his tawny floods with grief for him, And drowned his oozy rushes by the sea ; For often have I heard such tales from him, Thou listening, whilst the purple night did swim Reluctant past, and young ^mathion hung Upon thy wealthy bosom ; music, dim In ears not all divine, the nigh stars sung.
Of thine high origin Hyperion's courts among.
What to read after Orion, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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