The Silken Tassel
The Silken Tassel
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Thus the inner snake was twisting all my outer being^s crust, Love was stung with bitter poison by the brute I fed in trust : What would of the snake remain, but broken lines upon the dust ?
Many a milky moonlight-breaker dashed against the pebbly beach, While I saw him weave with courage words of his love each to each ; And I talked of dimming starlight, drowning him in sound and speech.
Many a pearl-embroidered morning did we trace the garden's shade, Looking at the little isles of the lotus ...in the pools inlaid ; And he stepp'd with close-tongued patience, while with butterflies I play'd.
62 Many an eve I found him gazing on the sun-sown western slope, Then through the dark on the world's a-milHon- star-set horoscope ; And I eyed some brighter lines upon the brows of drooping hope.
But where is the mind that leaves its vanity for hollow shame ?
Ah ! where is the heart that rises all above its shallow name ?
Better die an honest fool than fan the soul's ill- colour 'd flame.
False is all the green that glistens on the heaving noon-day sea, False is all the red that furrows heaven's own blue simplicity : Yet man roams behind this mirage — or these sufferings cannot be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the inner snake was twisting all my outer being^s crust, Love was stung with bitter poison by the brute I fed in trust : What would of the snake remain, but broken lines upon the dust ?
Many a milky moonlight-breaker dashed against the pebbly beach, While I saw him weave with courage words of his love each to each ; And I talked of dimming starlight, drowning him in sound and speech.
Many a pearl-embroidered morning did we trace the garden's shade, Looking at the little isles of the lotus ...in the pools inlaid ; And he stepp'd with close-tongued patience, while with butterflies I play'd.
62 Many an eve I found him gazing on the sun-sown western slope, Then through the dark on the world's a-milHon- star-set horoscope ; And I eyed some brighter lines upon the brows of drooping hope.
But where is the mind that leaves its vanity for hollow shame ?
Ah ! where is the heart that rises all above its shallow name ?
Better die an honest fool than fan the soul's ill- colour 'd flame.
False is all the green that glistens on the heaving noon-day sea, False is all the red that furrows heaven's own blue simplicity : Yet man roams behind this mirage — or these sufferings cannot be.
What to read after The Silken Tassel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aradesara Pharamaji Khabaradara to read onlineMoreLess
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