The Love Poems of Emile Verhaeren
The Love Poems of Emile Verhaeren
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XIX. Come even to our threshold . XX. When our bright garden was gay . XXI. With my old hands lifted to your forehead XXII. If our hearts have burned XXIII. In this rugged winter ....
XXIV. Perhaps, when my last day comes . XXV. Oh ! how gentle are your hands XXVI. When you have closed my eyes to the light . . .
THE SHINING HOURS I O THE splendour of our joy, woven of gold in the silken air !
Here is our pleasant house and its airy gables, and the garden and the orchard.
Here is the bench benea...th the apple-trees, whence the white spring is shed in slow, caressing petals.
Here flights of luminous wood-pigeons, like harbingers, soar in the clear sky of the countryside.
Here, kisses fallen upon earth from the mouth of the frail azure, are two blue ponds, simple and pure, artlessly bordered with in- voluntary flowers.
O the splendour of our joy and of ourselves in this garden where we live upon our emblems.
II ALTHOUGH we saw this bright garden, wherein we pass silently, flower before our eyes, it is rather in us that grows the pleasantest and fairest garden in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XIX. Come even to our threshold . XX. When our bright garden was gay . XXI. With my old hands lifted to your forehead XXII. If our hearts have burned XXIII. In this rugged winter ....
XXIV. Perhaps, when my last day comes . XXV. Oh ! how gentle are your hands XXVI. When you have closed my eyes to the light . . .
THE SHINING HOURS I O THE splendour of our joy, woven of gold in the silken air !
Here is our pleasant house and its airy gables, and the garden and the orchard.
Here is the bench benea...th the apple-trees, whence the white spring is shed in slow, caressing petals.
Here flights of luminous wood-pigeons, like harbingers, soar in the clear sky of the countryside.
Here, kisses fallen upon earth from the mouth of the frail azure, are two blue ponds, simple and pure, artlessly bordered with in- voluntary flowers.
O the splendour of our joy and of ourselves in this garden where we live upon our emblems.
II ALTHOUGH we saw this bright garden, wherein we pass silently, flower before our eyes, it is rather in us that grows the pleasantest and fairest garden in the world.
What to read after The Love Poems of Emile Verhaeren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Verhaeren to read onlineMoreLess
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