Poems
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Beat. When the Admiral Pointed me out that silent, glittering city, I could not answer him for tears. And then Those bells ! Like messages from Paradise, How suddenly they broke upon the air And trembled in my heart ! I seemed new made — Until he spoke some strange and horrible words, 201 Beatrice of Swabia That tinged the very domes and towers and spires, And e'en the water with a tinge of blood, And turned the angel music of the bells Into a cry of anguish. What was done here ?
What horror ha...s passed o'er this lovely place?
As I paced hither up the Marble Road, * All dizzied by the wild shouts of the crowd, I thought a curse was on me, and on all I looked upon, until I saw you come Hurrying to meet me through the long, long hall, And all in tears. I knew not who you were, Until one said, "That lady is the Queen, Your sister. " Yet I knew not what they meant.
I could but think I was in Heaven at last, And you the dear Madonna.
Cons. Beatrice !
My Beatrice ! 'Tis you who bring a blessing Out of the depths of long unhappy years ; Sprung up from my slain father's desolate grave You are a blossom tossed by wind and wave Beat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beat. When the Admiral Pointed me out that silent, glittering city, I could not answer him for tears. And then Those bells ! Like messages from Paradise, How suddenly they broke upon the air And trembled in my heart ! I seemed new made — Until he spoke some strange and horrible words, 201 Beatrice of Swabia That tinged the very domes and towers and spires, And e'en the water with a tinge of blood, And turned the angel music of the bells Into a cry of anguish. What was done here ?
What horror ha...s passed o'er this lovely place?
As I paced hither up the Marble Road, * All dizzied by the wild shouts of the crowd, I thought a curse was on me, and on all I looked upon, until I saw you come Hurrying to meet me through the long, long hall, And all in tears. I knew not who you were, Until one said, "That lady is the Queen, Your sister. " Yet I knew not what they meant.
I could but think I was in Heaven at last, And you the dear Madonna.
Cons. Beatrice !
My Beatrice ! 'Tis you who bring a blessing Out of the depths of long unhappy years ; Sprung up from my slain father's desolate grave You are a blossom tossed by wind and wave Beat.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisa Shore to read onlineMoreLess
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