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That in the dance, with lips all wreathed in smiles, Thou whisperest love's delicious flatteries ; And if my name is spoken, a light sneer Is all thy comment. Yet, proud man, I know Beneath thy hollow mask of recklessness, Thy conscious heart still beats as true to me As in the happy eves long past. Ah ! once.
In night's still hour, when I went forth to weep Beneath our favorite tree, whose giant arms Seemed stretched out to protect the lonely girl, I marked a figure stealing thence away, And m...y poor heart beat quick ; for oh ! I saw.
Despite the closely muffled cloak, 'twas thou.
THE DESERTED.
Then, then I knew that thou in secrecy Hadst sought that spot, like me, to muse and weep O'er blighted memories. Thou art, like me, In heart a mourner. In thy solitude, When mortal eyes behold thee not, wild sighs Convulse thy bosom, and thy hot tears fall Like burning rain. Oh ! 'twas thy hand that dealt The blow to both our hearts. I well could bear My own fierce sufferings, but thus to feel That thou, in all thy manhood's glorious strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That in the dance, with lips all wreathed in smiles, Thou whisperest love's delicious flatteries ; And if my name is spoken, a light sneer Is all thy comment. Yet, proud man, I know Beneath thy hollow mask of recklessness, Thy conscious heart still beats as true to me As in the happy eves long past. Ah ! once.
In night's still hour, when I went forth to weep Beneath our favorite tree, whose giant arms Seemed stretched out to protect the lonely girl, I marked a figure stealing thence away, And m...y poor heart beat quick ; for oh ! I saw.
Despite the closely muffled cloak, 'twas thou.
THE DESERTED.
Then, then I knew that thou in secrecy Hadst sought that spot, like me, to muse and weep O'er blighted memories. Thou art, like me, In heart a mourner. In thy solitude, When mortal eyes behold thee not, wild sighs Convulse thy bosom, and thy hot tears fall Like burning rain. Oh ! 'twas thy hand that dealt The blow to both our hearts. I well could bear My own fierce sufferings, but thus to feel That thou, in all thy manhood's glorious strength.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browne, Martha Griffith, D. 1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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