Poems
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And not a cloud doth float above.
Her forehead, smooth and white, and high, Defies the sculptor's utmost art ; In vain might Titian's pencil try To give the thoughts that there do start !
So tender, bright and calm, her blue, Mild eyes, like blessed Mary's beam ; Or like some angel's, good and true, ■ That we have gazed at in a dream.
122 ELYSIANA.
Her nose, as arclier's arrow straight, With nostrils turned in beauty, stands Like none that dreams did e'er create, ISTone that is seen in Orient l...ands !
Lips like the swell of bursting rose, The beautiful red garden flower, Sweet when they ope, and when they close, And alway with a witching power.
Her teeth, pearl like, now hid, now shown, Like organ's keys stand firm in rows, Through which her voice's mellow tone In soft and richest cadence flows I Her cheeks do with the lily vie, And they are tinged with that clear hue Which doth within the pearl-shell lie, A beauteous pinkness peering through.
ELYSIANA. 123 Her neck, her bosom, lier whole form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And not a cloud doth float above.
Her forehead, smooth and white, and high, Defies the sculptor's utmost art ; In vain might Titian's pencil try To give the thoughts that there do start !
So tender, bright and calm, her blue, Mild eyes, like blessed Mary's beam ; Or like some angel's, good and true, ■ That we have gazed at in a dream.
122 ELYSIANA.
Her nose, as arclier's arrow straight, With nostrils turned in beauty, stands Like none that dreams did e'er create, ISTone that is seen in Orient l...ands !
Lips like the swell of bursting rose, The beautiful red garden flower, Sweet when they ope, and when they close, And alway with a witching power.
Her teeth, pearl like, now hid, now shown, Like organ's keys stand firm in rows, Through which her voice's mellow tone In soft and richest cadence flows I Her cheeks do with the lily vie, And they are tinged with that clear hue Which doth within the pearl-shell lie, A beauteous pinkness peering through.
ELYSIANA. 123 Her neck, her bosom, lier whole form.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stagg, Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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