The Queens Innocent With Other Poems
The Queens Innocent With Other Poems
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" Princess. What meant the voice by that — " the cause of both?" I do not understand these parables. You are too fine and spiritual for me. Sing me a song that I can comprehend. (Sits down on a garden-seat. Nardi places himself be- side her and tunes his guitar. ) Nardi (sings). A Brave of some Red Indian tribe were you— Mohawk or Blackfoot, Blood, or Snake, or Sioux, — And I a dusky maiden of the same ; My father's weapons I should steal, beside Some forest trail that you must follow hide, And..., as with stately step along you came, An arrow tipped with death at your brown bosom aim. Princess. Oh, what a savage song ! 'Who made it ? Nardi. I, When in a savage mood. The Queen's Innocent. 71 Princess. But what know you About Red Indians ? Nardi. What I find in books. There's one about them in the library — ■ With pictures in it — which I often read. I'll show it you some day. (Continues his song, with a change of measure. ) My heart would feel as light as air As soon as yours had ceased to beat, And once again the heavens would smile, And, for at least a little while, The flowers smell sweet, The stars look fair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Princess. What meant the voice by that — " the cause of both?" I do not understand these parables. You are too fine and spiritual for me. Sing me a song that I can comprehend. (Sits down on a garden-seat. Nardi places himself be- side her and tunes his guitar. ) Nardi (sings). A Brave of some Red Indian tribe were you— Mohawk or Blackfoot, Blood, or Snake, or Sioux, — And I a dusky maiden of the same ; My father's weapons I should steal, beside Some forest trail that you must follow hide, And..., as with stately step along you came, An arrow tipped with death at your brown bosom aim. Princess. Oh, what a savage song ! 'Who made it ? Nardi. I, When in a savage mood. The Queen's Innocent. 71 Princess. But what know you About Red Indians ? Nardi. What I find in books. There's one about them in the library — ■ With pictures in it — which I often read. I'll show it you some day. (Continues his song, with a change of measure. ) My heart would feel as light as air As soon as yours had ceased to beat, And once again the heavens would smile, And, for at least a little while, The flowers smell sweet, The stars look fair.
What to read after The Queens Innocent With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elise Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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