Poems
Poems
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Dear relic of the past, what magic clings About thee ! What sweet sounds thy silence holds !
53 XIII. TO A LONELY LOVER WHY torturest thou thyself, impatient heart ?
If thou but think 'st aright thou must confess That there is naught to cause thee this distress. If fortune rules that thou must rest apart From the beloved sight of thy sweetheart, Think not she wills it so : it is the stress Of circumstance, and not forgetfulness That keeps her from her spirit's counterpart. She would be with the...e if she could. Take cheer : For this unworthy doubt of constancy, This passionate longing, this despair and fear Lest aught hath changed her mind, is cowardly. I'll take my oath that when again she's near Thou'lt sue her pardon for thy jealousy !
54 XIV. ON MUSIC Music, thou art for me the greatest art !
Thou sayest naught and yet thou sayest all, Thou hast no words and yet thou stirr'st my heart More deeply than a poet's passionate call, More surely than a painter's noblest vision, More subtly than a sculptor's masterpiece, Though one should have all Rembrandt's fine precision, The other all the genius of Greece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dear relic of the past, what magic clings About thee ! What sweet sounds thy silence holds !
53 XIII. TO A LONELY LOVER WHY torturest thou thyself, impatient heart ?
If thou but think 'st aright thou must confess That there is naught to cause thee this distress. If fortune rules that thou must rest apart From the beloved sight of thy sweetheart, Think not she wills it so : it is the stress Of circumstance, and not forgetfulness That keeps her from her spirit's counterpart. She would be with the...e if she could. Take cheer : For this unworthy doubt of constancy, This passionate longing, this despair and fear Lest aught hath changed her mind, is cowardly. I'll take my oath that when again she's near Thou'lt sue her pardon for thy jealousy !
54 XIV. ON MUSIC Music, thou art for me the greatest art !
Thou sayest naught and yet thou sayest all, Thou hast no words and yet thou stirr'st my heart More deeply than a poet's passionate call, More surely than a painter's noblest vision, More subtly than a sculptor's masterpiece, Though one should have all Rembrandt's fine precision, The other all the genius of Greece.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geoffrey Paul Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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