Vagaries
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" " Spread feateously and fair the festal board With services of long forgotten date ; Bring out the funeral meats baked by the Lord ; Supply of waters from the Lethal state ; Deep let the flagons be ; and give the word That Cypress over all the light abate ; Thus, " sang she, " shall the feast be favoured. " I moaned : " My love is dead, my love is dead. " (31) THE FEAST OF GRIEF Continued What is it stirs from heart to finger-tips ? Of what the food I eat, and what the drink ? I swoon ! I dri...nk the blood of my love's lips. This meat hath taste of sepulture I sink Into abysmal dark ; my spirit dips Beyond the world's horizon, on death's brink ; " Nay ; thou art in my bosom now, " she said. I looked at her and sighed : " My love is dead. " (32) FAREWELL Fate calls me to the night Nay, binds to cast me ; Come, love thine arms, thy lips The night to last me.
Lower the curtains of thy heart, And trim its flame ; So through the leagues of starless dark Shall glitter thy name.
Be this the cottage gleam O'er fen and tor ; Then shall the daydawn find Me at thy door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Spread feateously and fair the festal board With services of long forgotten date ; Bring out the funeral meats baked by the Lord ; Supply of waters from the Lethal state ; Deep let the flagons be ; and give the word That Cypress over all the light abate ; Thus, " sang she, " shall the feast be favoured. " I moaned : " My love is dead, my love is dead. " (31) THE FEAST OF GRIEF Continued What is it stirs from heart to finger-tips ? Of what the food I eat, and what the drink ? I swoon ! I dri...nk the blood of my love's lips. This meat hath taste of sepulture I sink Into abysmal dark ; my spirit dips Beyond the world's horizon, on death's brink ; " Nay ; thou art in my bosom now, " she said. I looked at her and sighed : " My love is dead. " (32) FAREWELL Fate calls me to the night Nay, binds to cast me ; Come, love thine arms, thy lips The night to last me.
Lower the curtains of thy heart, And trim its flame ; So through the leagues of starless dark Shall glitter thy name.
Be this the cottage gleam O'er fen and tor ; Then shall the daydawn find Me at thy door.
What to read after Vagaries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Granville to read onlineMoreLess
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