The Lady of Ranza And Other Poems
The Lady of Ranza And Other Poems
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Can a man help having eyes ? But 'neath that beauty unbroken Lovelier loveliness lies.
He who can see but the casket, Matchless and rare though it be, But for its beauty can ask it : He is unworthy of thee, Draught. 37 Flowers may bloom in thy tresses ; Smooth as their petals thy brow : Jewels may glow on thy dresses ; Deeper thine eyes burn now.
Gay in the moments of gladness, Witchery subtler has none.
Then to behold thee is madness : He who dare gaze is undone.
But from a witchery deeper Do ...I the darkness unroll : I have awaked I the sleeper Deep in thine eyes drunk thy soul.
THE LADY OF RANZA.
ON Arran's western shore, where Ranza lake Meets with the azure of the open sea, The mountain breasts of dreaming mother World In barren grandeur raise their purple domes, And guard the limpid lake that lies between In sleeping stillness, scarcely broken by A mountain linn that falls in snowy spray Adown a precipice, and, murmuring, flows In rippling wavelets o'er its shallow bed Of pebbles to the lonely inlet's shore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can a man help having eyes ? But 'neath that beauty unbroken Lovelier loveliness lies.
He who can see but the casket, Matchless and rare though it be, But for its beauty can ask it : He is unworthy of thee, Draught. 37 Flowers may bloom in thy tresses ; Smooth as their petals thy brow : Jewels may glow on thy dresses ; Deeper thine eyes burn now.
Gay in the moments of gladness, Witchery subtler has none.
Then to behold thee is madness : He who dare gaze is undone.
But from a witchery deeper Do ...I the darkness unroll : I have awaked I the sleeper Deep in thine eyes drunk thy soul.
THE LADY OF RANZA.
ON Arran's western shore, where Ranza lake Meets with the azure of the open sea, The mountain breasts of dreaming mother World In barren grandeur raise their purple domes, And guard the limpid lake that lies between In sleeping stillness, scarcely broken by A mountain linn that falls in snowy spray Adown a precipice, and, murmuring, flows In rippling wavelets o'er its shallow bed Of pebbles to the lonely inlet's shore.
What to read after The Lady of Ranza And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Eyre to read onlineMoreLess
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