The Crystal Gazer
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those saddened notes Like sobs from women's throats- — Yea, mourners frail, beneath a veil!
The Voice.
Hid in her tree, wails nightingale.
O Love! those cries so desolate!
They pierce the stars, which scintillate In pallid fire, and never tire.
When Cynthia rides, and seeks and hides — Above the vale.
84 THE CRYSTAL GAZER The Voice.
For her lost mate, grieves nightingale.
O Love! I hear, I hear That song without a peer — Of bliss, of pangs, of fear, That riven soul doth tear With ecstacy, despa...ir!
All rapture and all fire Which doth from heaven suspire, Smote from a Seraph's lyre — The Voice, of Thy Desire!
The Voice.
Making other music stale, Hark ! the wondrous nightingale !
O Love ! I needs must fear Thy griefs austere — My heart is bound, by a wild spell.
Grave melodies of heaven and hell — Strange Mystic — singing in the dale — The Voice.
Lo — 'tis, lost Eden's nightingale!
AND OTHER POEMS 85 THE PURPLE HELLEBORE Resplendent still — the moonbeams quiver On the surface of this river, Which doth reflect the star-strown floor Of thy new heaven, Elinore !
What to read after The Crystal Gazer?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
those saddened notes Like sobs from women's throats- — Yea, mourners frail, beneath a veil!
The Voice.
Hid in her tree, wails nightingale.
O Love! those cries so desolate!
They pierce the stars, which scintillate In pallid fire, and never tire.
When Cynthia rides, and seeks and hides — Above the vale.
84 THE CRYSTAL GAZER The Voice.
For her lost mate, grieves nightingale.
O Love! I hear, I hear That song without a peer — Of bliss, of pangs, of fear, That riven soul doth tear With ecstacy, despa...ir!
All rapture and all fire Which doth from heaven suspire, Smote from a Seraph's lyre — The Voice, of Thy Desire!
The Voice.
Making other music stale, Hark ! the wondrous nightingale !
O Love ! I needs must fear Thy griefs austere — My heart is bound, by a wild spell.
Grave melodies of heaven and hell — Strange Mystic — singing in the dale — The Voice.
Lo — 'tis, lost Eden's nightingale!
AND OTHER POEMS 85 THE PURPLE HELLEBORE Resplendent still — the moonbeams quiver On the surface of this river, Which doth reflect the star-strown floor Of thy new heaven, Elinore !
What to read after The Crystal Gazer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ranney, Minnie Bond Garner, Mrs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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