Zuleika And Other Poems
Zuleika And Other Poems
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my Lyre, thy gentle roice No more can boast its spell ; For tuneless are its numbers now, They breathe but of farewell.
Ah ! wherefore is thy music fled ?
What spirit sad hath swept Along the chords, where harmony Its softest vigil kept ?
And is thy song for ever hushed ?
Will it nier wake again ?
The deep, impassioned lay of yore, The wild familiar strain ?
Will nothing warm thy frozen springs, And bid thy treasures flow ?
And thrill with inspiration's fire, Thy former fervid glow ?
Ah ! yes, ...one gentle touch could call Thy spirit back again, And waken from its spell-bound thrall To light and life, the strain.
And oh ! the power that could inspire, And softest echoes move, Renew thy latent, slumbering fire, Is the sweet power of love.
Digitized by Google MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. 61 Then still, my Lyre, let silence dwell Upon thy trembling strings, Until the voice that bade " farewell" A fresh impetus brings.
For drops are on thy chords, e'en now, From Memory, Feeling, wrung, Thus stained — for ever be they mute — Untouched — untuned — unstrung.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my Lyre, thy gentle roice No more can boast its spell ; For tuneless are its numbers now, They breathe but of farewell.
Ah ! wherefore is thy music fled ?
What spirit sad hath swept Along the chords, where harmony Its softest vigil kept ?
And is thy song for ever hushed ?
Will it nier wake again ?
The deep, impassioned lay of yore, The wild familiar strain ?
Will nothing warm thy frozen springs, And bid thy treasures flow ?
And thrill with inspiration's fire, Thy former fervid glow ?
Ah ! yes, ...one gentle touch could call Thy spirit back again, And waken from its spell-bound thrall To light and life, the strain.
And oh ! the power that could inspire, And softest echoes move, Renew thy latent, slumbering fire, Is the sweet power of love.
Digitized by Google MISCELLANEOUS POEMS. 61 Then still, my Lyre, let silence dwell Upon thy trembling strings, Until the voice that bade " farewell" A fresh impetus brings.
For drops are on thy chords, e'en now, From Memory, Feeling, wrung, Thus stained — for ever be they mute — Untouched — untuned — unstrung.
What to read after Zuleika And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisa Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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