Poems
Poems
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In Death, for evermore it hath returned.
15 SONNET FAIR maid in all thy Summer loveliness, Enrich thy soul's parched land with kindly showers ; Let not Autumn compel thee to confess Thy verdure died in Passion's burning hours Or was chilled to death by th' unseasoned blast Of pride ; within Love's intuitive care, The wondrous latent beauteousness thou hast Shall bloom in curtseying sweetness on the air And Autumn be a time of golden days, FiUed with the sense that labour soon shall cease, Then ...may we safely wander different ways Fast bound together by our joint increase ; And in the Winter of our lives shall fall A white and shining radiance over all.
i6 SONNET WOULD that my love for thee were not so deep And full of life, my heart not wholly thine, Then might I numb the wounds, thou gav'st, in sleep, Not waking, thirsting for the ruby wine I tasted at thy lips ; if thou had'st turned Thine eyes in loathing from the sight of me, My protestations and my longings spurned, Yet would I have bowed 'neath thy soul's decree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Death, for evermore it hath returned.
15 SONNET FAIR maid in all thy Summer loveliness, Enrich thy soul's parched land with kindly showers ; Let not Autumn compel thee to confess Thy verdure died in Passion's burning hours Or was chilled to death by th' unseasoned blast Of pride ; within Love's intuitive care, The wondrous latent beauteousness thou hast Shall bloom in curtseying sweetness on the air And Autumn be a time of golden days, FiUed with the sense that labour soon shall cease, Then ...may we safely wander different ways Fast bound together by our joint increase ; And in the Winter of our lives shall fall A white and shining radiance over all.
i6 SONNET WOULD that my love for thee were not so deep And full of life, my heart not wholly thine, Then might I numb the wounds, thou gav'st, in sleep, Not waking, thirsting for the ruby wine I tasted at thy lips ; if thou had'st turned Thine eyes in loathing from the sight of me, My protestations and my longings spurned, Yet would I have bowed 'neath thy soul's decree.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Waters to read onlineMoreLess
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