The Song Life of a Sculptor
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MY VESTAL LOVE.
TV /T Y vestal love, the one eternal light, Who watchest that dim flame within my soul, Forever fading, yet forever bright, That it die not, though wildest tempests roll, Too quick would passion burn the lamp of life, While the soft moonlight melts into my room. If thy sweet peace did not rebuke the strife That hastes my swift, brief thought to its long tomb.
While thou dost watch, I lose the world in dream ; My room becomes a poet's fairyland ; And in the midnight's soothing so...unds I seem To wander on, holding thy spirit hand.
Guard me, O vestal love, and make me strong To cast away the things that do thee wrong.
73 LAMENT.
TVyTARK not your dead with senseless stone ; No graven image raise, To mock at hope. Thy nobler life Will be her sweetest praise.
Let not thy wandering steps be led, From the joyous world apart, Fold the wings of thy heavy grief, Close to thy very heart.
Death who hath made thee desolate, Hath freed her soul from pain.
Make life more beautiful and true For the loves that still remain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MY VESTAL LOVE.
TV /T Y vestal love, the one eternal light, Who watchest that dim flame within my soul, Forever fading, yet forever bright, That it die not, though wildest tempests roll, Too quick would passion burn the lamp of life, While the soft moonlight melts into my room. If thy sweet peace did not rebuke the strife That hastes my swift, brief thought to its long tomb.
While thou dost watch, I lose the world in dream ; My room becomes a poet's fairyland ; And in the midnight's soothing so...unds I seem To wander on, holding thy spirit hand.
Guard me, O vestal love, and make me strong To cast away the things that do thee wrong.
73 LAMENT.
TVyTARK not your dead with senseless stone ; No graven image raise, To mock at hope. Thy nobler life Will be her sweetest praise.
Let not thy wandering steps be led, From the joyous world apart, Fold the wings of thy heavy grief, Close to thy very heart.
Death who hath made thee desolate, Hath freed her soul from pain.
Make life more beautiful and true For the loves that still remain.
What to read after The Song Life of a Sculptor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Ordway Partridge to read onlineMoreLess
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