The New York book of Poetry
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Did Ocean from his radiant arms To earth another Venus give, He ne er could match the mellow charms That in the breathing beaker live.
MELODY. 173 Like burning thoughts which lovers hoard In characters that mock the sight, Till some kind liquid, o er them poured, Brings all their hidden warmth to light Are feelings bright, which, in the cup, Though graven deep, appear but dim, Till rilled with glowing Bacchus up, They sparkle on the foaming brim. Each drop upon the first you pour Brings some ne...w tender thought to life, And as you fill it more and more, The last with fervid soul is rife.
The island fount, that kept of old Its fabled path beneath the sea, And fresh, as first from earth it rolled, From earth again rose joyously ; Bore not beneath the bitter brine, Each flower upon its limpid tide, More faithfully than in the wine, Our hearts will toward each other glide. Then drain the cup, and let thy soul Learn, as the draught delicious flies, Like pearls in the Egyptian s bowl, Truth beaming at the bottom lies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did Ocean from his radiant arms To earth another Venus give, He ne er could match the mellow charms That in the breathing beaker live.
MELODY. 173 Like burning thoughts which lovers hoard In characters that mock the sight, Till some kind liquid, o er them poured, Brings all their hidden warmth to light Are feelings bright, which, in the cup, Though graven deep, appear but dim, Till rilled with glowing Bacchus up, They sparkle on the foaming brim. Each drop upon the first you pour Brings some ne...w tender thought to life, And as you fill it more and more, The last with fervid soul is rife.
The island fount, that kept of old Its fabled path beneath the sea, And fresh, as first from earth it rolled, From earth again rose joyously ; Bore not beneath the bitter brine, Each flower upon its limpid tide, More faithfully than in the wine, Our hearts will toward each other glide. Then drain the cup, and let thy soul Learn, as the draught delicious flies, Like pearls in the Egyptian s bowl, Truth beaming at the bottom lies.
What to read after The New York book of Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoffman Charles Fenno to read onlineMoreLess
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