Poems of Love And Freedom
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9 And when her blue eyes turn to mine, In soft and pleading gaze, Ah, then ! What joy divine, What everlasting praise, 10 Can justice do to thoughts so true That leap gay in my heart! Alas, that there are words so few My feelings to impart!
11 Oh, may you never cease to reign Over my lonely life; For you each tingling nerve I'll strain, For you is all my strife !
12 Let others bow to queens by birth Who rule by gold and place, Who seek dominion o'er the earth With their decaying mace.
13 To non...e of these so proud I yield One jot of 'legiance vile! Let me stand out in open field And not in a defile !
14 And there, with my head upturned To blazing sun and sky, I shall have then the lesson learned These false queens to defy.
15 Then, by that ever-shining sun, Then, by that azure sky I shall plight my oath to one, For her to do and die !
My Queen. 29 16 And that one, sweet girl, then know Is no one less than you; Methinks I see you coming slow Under the sky so blue.
17 And now humbly at your feet I kneel, My love for you how keen!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 And when her blue eyes turn to mine, In soft and pleading gaze, Ah, then ! What joy divine, What everlasting praise, 10 Can justice do to thoughts so true That leap gay in my heart! Alas, that there are words so few My feelings to impart!
11 Oh, may you never cease to reign Over my lonely life; For you each tingling nerve I'll strain, For you is all my strife !
12 Let others bow to queens by birth Who rule by gold and place, Who seek dominion o'er the earth With their decaying mace.
13 To non...e of these so proud I yield One jot of 'legiance vile! Let me stand out in open field And not in a defile !
14 And there, with my head upturned To blazing sun and sky, I shall have then the lesson learned These false queens to defy.
15 Then, by that ever-shining sun, Then, by that azure sky I shall plight my oath to one, For her to do and die !
My Queen. 29 16 And that one, sweet girl, then know Is no one less than you; Methinks I see you coming slow Under the sky so blue.
17 And now humbly at your feet I kneel, My love for you how keen!
What to read after Poems of Love And Freedom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Tobey Winslow to read onlineMoreLess
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