The Quadliteral: Poems
The Quadliteral: Poems
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A radiant angel rather should he be Who stands all glorious, bearing in his hands Such fruit and flowers as surely never grew On this dull earth ; their fragrance filled the air, And smote the senses of Theophilus, 8o St, Dorothea, That a sad yearning rose within his heart, Such as at times a strain of song will raise, Or some chance word will bring (we know not why), Flooding the inmost soul with that strange sense, Half pain, half pleasure, of some bygone time, Some far oflf and forgotten hap...piness.
We know not where nor what The stranger spoke, And thus he said, * Rise up, Theophilus 1 And take these gifts which I from heaven bring.
Fair Dorothea, mindful of her words, Hath sent thee these, and bids thee that henceforth Thou scoff not but believe ! ' With those same words Vanished the cherub, and the room was dark, Save where the moonbeams made uncertain light And where remained those blossoms and that fruit, For from each leaf and stem there streamed a ray As of the morning.
Down upon his couch Theophilus sank prone, with awe oppressed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A radiant angel rather should he be Who stands all glorious, bearing in his hands Such fruit and flowers as surely never grew On this dull earth ; their fragrance filled the air, And smote the senses of Theophilus, 8o St, Dorothea, That a sad yearning rose within his heart, Such as at times a strain of song will raise, Or some chance word will bring (we know not why), Flooding the inmost soul with that strange sense, Half pain, half pleasure, of some bygone time, Some far oflf and forgotten hap...piness.
We know not where nor what The stranger spoke, And thus he said, * Rise up, Theophilus 1 And take these gifts which I from heaven bring.
Fair Dorothea, mindful of her words, Hath sent thee these, and bids thee that henceforth Thou scoff not but believe ! ' With those same words Vanished the cherub, and the room was dark, Save where the moonbeams made uncertain light And where remained those blossoms and that fruit, For from each leaf and stem there streamed a ray As of the morning.
Down upon his couch Theophilus sank prone, with awe oppressed.
What to read after The Quadliteral: Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Mackinnon to read onlineMoreLess
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