Poetical Efforts
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Electric-like, from mind to mind, The knowledge flew, and how you blushed, When mute with rapture undefined, Into each others' arms we rushed!
THE LOVER'S RIGHT.
'' May I kiss your hand ?" he asks.
Pressing soft her snowy fingers, His fine face suffused w^ith love, As upon the step he lingers.
*'No," slie murmurs, and his heart Calls her crudest of misses.
** No," she says, but slyly adds, " Lips were made for lover's kisses !'' 29 SOMETHING SAD.
She was looking from the window Through the mist...y, moistened pane, As I passed with my umbrella In the thicklv-flowins: rain.
Ah ! her smile was most bewitching, Fair and rosy was her flesh.
As I passed with my umbrella I was tangled in the mesh.
Now she looks from my heart's window, Through the dull and heavy pain, And Forgetfulness' umbrella Is no shield from tears that rain !
ONE MOON.
" I know that the stars are much brighter Than Luna, but do the stars shine On me with such wonderful lustre And soften this dark face of mine ?" So thinks the big Earth ; I imagine No woman so beauteous as she In the light of whose love is existence, Who is peerless — because she loves me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Electric-like, from mind to mind, The knowledge flew, and how you blushed, When mute with rapture undefined, Into each others' arms we rushed!
THE LOVER'S RIGHT.
'' May I kiss your hand ?" he asks.
Pressing soft her snowy fingers, His fine face suffused w^ith love, As upon the step he lingers.
*'No," slie murmurs, and his heart Calls her crudest of misses.
** No," she says, but slyly adds, " Lips were made for lover's kisses !'' 29 SOMETHING SAD.
She was looking from the window Through the mist...y, moistened pane, As I passed with my umbrella In the thicklv-flowins: rain.
Ah ! her smile was most bewitching, Fair and rosy was her flesh.
As I passed with my umbrella I was tangled in the mesh.
Now she looks from my heart's window, Through the dull and heavy pain, And Forgetfulness' umbrella Is no shield from tears that rain !
ONE MOON.
" I know that the stars are much brighter Than Luna, but do the stars shine On me with such wonderful lustre And soften this dark face of mine ?" So thinks the big Earth ; I imagine No woman so beauteous as she In the light of whose love is existence, Who is peerless — because she loves me.
What to read after Poetical Efforts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wood, Samuel A. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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