Urban Faun, And Other Poems
Urban Faun, And Other Poems
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And who is there to regulate A Queen and her affairs of state?
Prince Consorts can.
TO BETTY With Hbr Looking Glass Sweet Maid, small wonder with Narcissus' eyes You look, and what you find most dearly prize !
Ah, would you turn that eager gaze on me ; The self same lovely image you would see: For my poor eyes two human mirrors are: Where, as a lonely pool reflects a star.
Your sweet resemblance lives. Aye, near or far- For, lacking you, your lover to console, Your face looks out the windows of... my soul !
Sweet heart, I swear it — for your lovely face Within my soul has found a dwelling place.
43 RONDEL My heart a willing captive lies In twisted chains of golden hair; Grim warders twain two deep blue eyes, Stem guardians of my prison lair.
Or if rebelling, I despair.
Quelled by a look of sweet surprise, My heart a willing captive lies, In twisted chains of golden hair.
My dauntless spirit would demise To yield itself to dull despair; The prisoner who from fetters flies Like mine, is found extremely rare; My heart a willing captive lies In twisted chains of golden hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And who is there to regulate A Queen and her affairs of state?
Prince Consorts can.
TO BETTY With Hbr Looking Glass Sweet Maid, small wonder with Narcissus' eyes You look, and what you find most dearly prize !
Ah, would you turn that eager gaze on me ; The self same lovely image you would see: For my poor eyes two human mirrors are: Where, as a lonely pool reflects a star.
Your sweet resemblance lives. Aye, near or far- For, lacking you, your lover to console, Your face looks out the windows of... my soul !
Sweet heart, I swear it — for your lovely face Within my soul has found a dwelling place.
43 RONDEL My heart a willing captive lies In twisted chains of golden hair; Grim warders twain two deep blue eyes, Stem guardians of my prison lair.
Or if rebelling, I despair.
Quelled by a look of sweet surprise, My heart a willing captive lies, In twisted chains of golden hair.
My dauntless spirit would demise To yield itself to dull despair; The prisoner who from fetters flies Like mine, is found extremely rare; My heart a willing captive lies In twisted chains of golden hair.
What to read after Urban Faun, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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