Persephone the Newdigate Poem 1890
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Bearing wide rule indeed, but rule in Hell. For never comes the pleasant morning here. Nor any Spring, nor change in the dull year ; Only chill twilight, and the unfreshen'd breeze Rustling the melancholy aspen-trees. But thou, my mother, in thy luminous home Sit'st smiling, and the gods around thee come Where all about thy throne sleeps evermore The peaceful light upon Heaven's rosy floor. There with soft feet the ministering Hours lo Persephone.
Bring each her gifts; and Hebe brings thee flow...ers, Fresh flowers, and gather'd from unfading fields. All that the ever-festal summer yields. And the wind plays about the marble walls, Filling with freshness those delightful halls, And where thou sittest on thy golden chair, Stirring the languid poppies in thy hair. No voice of grief comes thither, but soft noise Of laughter, music, and the sound of joys : Or, if some human lamentation strong Pierce thither in the extremity of wrong. Faintly it comes among the happy sound, Even as, I know, my own sad cries were drown'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bearing wide rule indeed, but rule in Hell. For never comes the pleasant morning here. Nor any Spring, nor change in the dull year ; Only chill twilight, and the unfreshen'd breeze Rustling the melancholy aspen-trees. But thou, my mother, in thy luminous home Sit'st smiling, and the gods around thee come Where all about thy throne sleeps evermore The peaceful light upon Heaven's rosy floor. There with soft feet the ministering Hours lo Persephone.
Bring each her gifts; and Hebe brings thee flow...ers, Fresh flowers, and gather'd from unfading fields. All that the ever-festal summer yields. And the wind plays about the marble walls, Filling with freshness those delightful halls, And where thou sittest on thy golden chair, Stirring the languid poppies in thy hair. No voice of grief comes thither, but soft noise Of laughter, music, and the sound of joys : Or, if some human lamentation strong Pierce thither in the extremity of wrong. Faintly it comes among the happy sound, Even as, I know, my own sad cries were drown'd.
What to read after Persephone the Newdigate Poem 1890?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Binyon Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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