Star Gazing
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Unnumbered, and we'll tread their signless dust!
June 28, 1904.
48 STAR GAZING TO AN INDIAN GIRL.
To me there is no other maiden In the universe of women Who can match with thee, my wild one!
Lovelier than a radiant river Where a rainbow is embosom'd; And whenever be my musings Daytime thought or dream nocturnal Thou art ever like a picture Hovering from a splendid canvas Always central in the vision.
Ah! there is no other likeness In the universe of beauty Which can match with thine, my sweet ...one!
Thy soft eyes are like twin planets Peeping from an autumn forest Tinged in twilight and vermilion; And their glances are more tender Than the rainbow when it melteth; And thy mouth's miraculous curvings Hath one rival — 'tis a phantom Resident of streams and mirrors ; And thy laugh is like the breaking Of the wave upon the shingles Full of ripple and refreshment.
Like a melody that's sprinkled From the branches in the morning Is the sweetness of thine accents.
And thy breath is like a zephyr That hath lately talkt with lilies.
What to read after Star Gazing?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unnumbered, and we'll tread their signless dust!
June 28, 1904.
48 STAR GAZING TO AN INDIAN GIRL.
To me there is no other maiden In the universe of women Who can match with thee, my wild one!
Lovelier than a radiant river Where a rainbow is embosom'd; And whenever be my musings Daytime thought or dream nocturnal Thou art ever like a picture Hovering from a splendid canvas Always central in the vision.
Ah! there is no other likeness In the universe of beauty Which can match with thine, my sweet ...one!
Thy soft eyes are like twin planets Peeping from an autumn forest Tinged in twilight and vermilion; And their glances are more tender Than the rainbow when it melteth; And thy mouth's miraculous curvings Hath one rival — 'tis a phantom Resident of streams and mirrors ; And thy laugh is like the breaking Of the wave upon the shingles Full of ripple and refreshment.
Like a melody that's sprinkled From the branches in the morning Is the sweetness of thine accents.
And thy breath is like a zephyr That hath lately talkt with lilies.
What to read after Star Gazing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mac Donald, Alexandré J. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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