The Lure of the Sea
The Lure of the Sea
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Gardens we make with bright-hued weeds, Scented and sweet to the taste ; Kisses we give till the pale lip bleeds Come to our bosoms in haste.
There in our grottos, where dolphins die, Giving the walls a new glow, * Nereids shall tend you, with rolling eye Never a pain shall you know.
Pluto Now do they sleep in very ecstacy Of sound do slumber in the joy of song, That thrills them into listening helplessness, And makes them babes, who yet are coarse, hard, bold And lustful men.
Siren: to the Cor...sairs Sleep, tired eyes, A long, sweet calm I bring ; Elysian prize * The dying dolphin turns almost all kinds of pretty shade and colours.
60 For you is on the wing. Rest, . . . Rest, . . . Rest ; No more wild seas or gales Shall stop your quest, Or tear your speeding sails. Sleep, . . . Sleep, . . . Sleep ; The task is nearly done, The last port almost won Sleep, sleep, ye weary sailors, sleep. While slumbers sweet Enchain sour roving minds, Your winding sheet I spread where no one finds. Dream, .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gardens we make with bright-hued weeds, Scented and sweet to the taste ; Kisses we give till the pale lip bleeds Come to our bosoms in haste.
There in our grottos, where dolphins die, Giving the walls a new glow, * Nereids shall tend you, with rolling eye Never a pain shall you know.
Pluto Now do they sleep in very ecstacy Of sound do slumber in the joy of song, That thrills them into listening helplessness, And makes them babes, who yet are coarse, hard, bold And lustful men.
Siren: to the Cor...sairs Sleep, tired eyes, A long, sweet calm I bring ; Elysian prize * The dying dolphin turns almost all kinds of pretty shade and colours.
60 For you is on the wing. Rest, . . . Rest, . . . Rest ; No more wild seas or gales Shall stop your quest, Or tear your speeding sails. Sleep, . . . Sleep, . . . Sleep ; The task is nearly done, The last port almost won Sleep, sleep, ye weary sailors, sleep. While slumbers sweet Enchain sour roving minds, Your winding sheet I spread where no one finds. Dream, .
What to read after The Lure of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E John Edward Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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