Silverpoints
Silverpoints
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les yeux bien fous!Et elle me suivrait avec cet air partout!
TO E. M. G.
Lean back, and press the pillow deep, Heart's dear demesne, dear Daintiness;Close your tired eyes, but not to sleep . . . How very pale your pallor is!
You smile, your cheek's voluptuous lineMelts in your dimpled saucy cave. Your hairbraids seem a wilful vine, Scorning to imitate a wave.
Your voice is tenebrous, as ifAn angel mocked a blackbird's pipe. You are my magic orchard feoff, Where bud and fruit are always ripe.
O ...apple garden! all the daysAre fain to crown the darling year, Ephemeral bells and garland bays, Shy blade and lusty, bursting ear.
In every kiss I call you mine, Tell me, my dear, how pure, how braveOur child will be! what velvet eyne, What bonny hair our child will have!
CROCUSES IN GRASS TO CHARLES HAZELWOOD SHANNON Purple and white the crocus flowers, And yellow, spread upon The sober lawn; the hoursAre not more idle in the sun.
Perhaps one droops a prettier head, And one would say: Sweet Queen, Your lips are white and red, And round you lies the grass most green.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
les yeux bien fous!Et elle me suivrait avec cet air partout!
TO E. M. G.
Lean back, and press the pillow deep, Heart's dear demesne, dear Daintiness;Close your tired eyes, but not to sleep . . . How very pale your pallor is!
You smile, your cheek's voluptuous lineMelts in your dimpled saucy cave. Your hairbraids seem a wilful vine, Scorning to imitate a wave.
Your voice is tenebrous, as ifAn angel mocked a blackbird's pipe. You are my magic orchard feoff, Where bud and fruit are always ripe.
O ...apple garden! all the daysAre fain to crown the darling year, Ephemeral bells and garland bays, Shy blade and lusty, bursting ear.
In every kiss I call you mine, Tell me, my dear, how pure, how braveOur child will be! what velvet eyne, What bonny hair our child will have!
CROCUSES IN GRASS TO CHARLES HAZELWOOD SHANNON Purple and white the crocus flowers, And yellow, spread upon The sober lawn; the hoursAre not more idle in the sun.
Perhaps one droops a prettier head, And one would say: Sweet Queen, Your lips are white and red, And round you lies the grass most green.
What to read after Silverpoints?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gray John to read onlineMoreLess
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