Poems Dramatic And Lyrical
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Echo. Now I shall sing no more.
For a little my life was sweet As a golden apple to eat But poison lay at the core, Poison lay at the core.
51 1st Dryad. Ah, would we were human ! Would That only we understood !
Echo. I danced in delight of the sun, I laughed with the leaves on the bough, And the trees I have loved ah deeplier none I have played with the clouds, but now Never the sun shall make me glad Or the moon be lovely to see, For what is the whole of the world if the heart be sad ? It has... no more meaning for me.
1st Dryad. Will he not turn if we call ?
Echo. (To Narcissus. ) Dost thou not hear me cry ?
1st Dryad. Is there no thing left thee at all ? Echo. There is one thing left me to die.
1st Dryad. I know not how it can be, O inconsolable heart, A human spirit thou art And yet thou art sadder than we !
2nd Dryad. In all this beauty of ours Can there be nothing to give ?
Shall we not cool her eyes with grass And comfort her soul with flowers ?
1st Dryad. Ah, sister, for shame !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Echo. Now I shall sing no more.
For a little my life was sweet As a golden apple to eat But poison lay at the core, Poison lay at the core.
51 1st Dryad. Ah, would we were human ! Would That only we understood !
Echo. I danced in delight of the sun, I laughed with the leaves on the bough, And the trees I have loved ah deeplier none I have played with the clouds, but now Never the sun shall make me glad Or the moon be lovely to see, For what is the whole of the world if the heart be sad ? It has... no more meaning for me.
1st Dryad. Will he not turn if we call ?
Echo. (To Narcissus. ) Dost thou not hear me cry ?
1st Dryad. Is there no thing left thee at all ? Echo. There is one thing left me to die.
1st Dryad. I know not how it can be, O inconsolable heart, A human spirit thou art And yet thou art sadder than we !
2nd Dryad. In all this beauty of ours Can there be nothing to give ?
Shall we not cool her eyes with grass And comfort her soul with flowers ?
1st Dryad. Ah, sister, for shame !
What to read after Poems Dramatic And Lyrical?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifford Bax to read onlineMoreLess
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