Poems
Poems
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On a low mossy bank, a little child, His golden curls twined in the reedy grass, Clutching within his tear-stained feverish handsThe yellow blossoms of the Celandine, Sobs out his heart in passionate childish grief.
EURYDICE.
Oh come, Eurydice! The Stygian deeps are past Well-nigh; the light dawns fast. Oh come, Eurydice!
The gods have heard my song! My love's despairing cry Filled hell with melody, --And the gods heard my song.
I knew no life but thee; Persephone was moved; She, too, hath live...d, hath loved;She saw I lived for thee.
I may not look on thee, Such was the gods' decree;-- Till sun and earth we seeNo kiss, no smile for thee!
The way is rough, is hard; I cannot hear thy feet Swift following; speak, my Sweet, --Is the way rough and hard?
"Oh come, Eurydice!" I turn: "our woe is o'er, I will not lose thee more!"I cry: "Eurydice!" O father Hermes, help! I see her fade away Back from the dawning ray;Dear Father Hermes, help!
One swift look, --all is lost! Wild heaven-arousing cries Pierce to the dull dead skies;My heaven, my all is lost!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On a low mossy bank, a little child, His golden curls twined in the reedy grass, Clutching within his tear-stained feverish handsThe yellow blossoms of the Celandine, Sobs out his heart in passionate childish grief.
EURYDICE.
Oh come, Eurydice! The Stygian deeps are past Well-nigh; the light dawns fast. Oh come, Eurydice!
The gods have heard my song! My love's despairing cry Filled hell with melody, --And the gods heard my song.
I knew no life but thee; Persephone was moved; She, too, hath live...d, hath loved;She saw I lived for thee.
I may not look on thee, Such was the gods' decree;-- Till sun and earth we seeNo kiss, no smile for thee!
The way is rough, is hard; I cannot hear thy feet Swift following; speak, my Sweet, --Is the way rough and hard?
"Oh come, Eurydice!" I turn: "our woe is o'er, I will not lose thee more!"I cry: "Eurydice!" O father Hermes, help! I see her fade away Back from the dawning ray;Dear Father Hermes, help!
One swift look, --all is lost! Wild heaven-arousing cries Pierce to the dull dead skies;My heaven, my all is lost!
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hensley Sophia Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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