Songs From the Plains
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The hair's gold, there, where it thickest lies is A shade too pale, I think, as if some dead Star's light in dropping colored it. Yes, yes, I knew you'd say 'twas light flung from that cruel Green flashing sea ! — And then the cheek's red — was Ever blood color so cold as that? 'Tis Like that cruel red Velasquez's cunning Frosted o'er with magic touch before He flung it round Pope Innocent to Symbolize his soul. Note how compact and Closely made the skin's pores are; why, that is Granite flesh ...! Think you those pale, grey eyes grew Ever deep and dark with tenderness, or Love, or sympathy, or warmed to sunny Hue in merriment? More — the chastity Of those sharp chiseled lines — the clear-cut nose — A trifle thin — I say — despite his youth ; And that faint line of red that draws the mouth.
Ah! it was made to say most bitter things, To bite words off and leave envenomed thoughts ; Behind lip-lines like his never a heart [76] Can dwell! Those features fair were chiseled thus By outward working of the soul within.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hair's gold, there, where it thickest lies is A shade too pale, I think, as if some dead Star's light in dropping colored it. Yes, yes, I knew you'd say 'twas light flung from that cruel Green flashing sea ! — And then the cheek's red — was Ever blood color so cold as that? 'Tis Like that cruel red Velasquez's cunning Frosted o'er with magic touch before He flung it round Pope Innocent to Symbolize his soul. Note how compact and Closely made the skin's pores are; why, that is Granite flesh ...! Think you those pale, grey eyes grew Ever deep and dark with tenderness, or Love, or sympathy, or warmed to sunny Hue in merriment? More — the chastity Of those sharp chiseled lines — the clear-cut nose — A trifle thin — I say — despite his youth ; And that faint line of red that draws the mouth.
Ah! it was made to say most bitter things, To bite words off and leave envenomed thoughts ; Behind lip-lines like his never a heart [76] Can dwell! Those features fair were chiseled thus By outward working of the soul within.
What to read after Songs From the Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna Worthley Underwood to read onlineMoreLess
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