The Last Knight And Other Poems
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Silence and solitude Grow perfect and pass, As you come to me laughing Over the dew-wet grass.
But how shall I utter Your loveliness, When the wind makes music With your rustling dress?
What song of my singing Shall clothe you about, When night wraps you in silver As the stars come out?
How shall I emulate The nightingale, Who melts you with tenderness In the moonlit vale? [61] UNUTTERED Love in its anguish Strives and is dumb, Waiting for fitting Words to come; Climbs in a spiral Upward and on... Till the last lamp of the world Flickers and is gone ; Till the last star is quenched Below in the sky; Till we stand in immensity, - You and I ; Till we tread the ethereal Rapturous ways, And in heavenly language I tell your praise.
[62] MARRIAGE SEEING what mighty men are turned to car- rion, I well may marvel at the audacious glove I flung in challenge, and at the ringing clarion I blew against the battlements of love.
What ardours are they that should so embolden A man, that he can go up with dauntless breath, To burst the gates of life which though they be golden Are stronger than the iron doors of death?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Silence and solitude Grow perfect and pass, As you come to me laughing Over the dew-wet grass.
But how shall I utter Your loveliness, When the wind makes music With your rustling dress?
What song of my singing Shall clothe you about, When night wraps you in silver As the stars come out?
How shall I emulate The nightingale, Who melts you with tenderness In the moonlit vale? [61] UNUTTERED Love in its anguish Strives and is dumb, Waiting for fitting Words to come; Climbs in a spiral Upward and on... Till the last lamp of the world Flickers and is gone ; Till the last star is quenched Below in the sky; Till we stand in immensity, - You and I ; Till we tread the ethereal Rapturous ways, And in heavenly language I tell your praise.
[62] MARRIAGE SEEING what mighty men are turned to car- rion, I well may marvel at the audacious glove I flung in challenge, and at the ringing clarion I blew against the battlements of love.
What ardours are they that should so embolden A man, that he can go up with dauntless breath, To burst the gates of life which though they be golden Are stronger than the iron doors of death?
What to read after The Last Knight And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Maynard to read onlineMoreLess
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