I'm moving this week, so I'm emptying out the tiered planter that had herbs and Strawberries into some railing and hanging planters.
Also pruned a bunch off my climbing rose, and attempting to propagate the cuttings!
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Cease, ye faint flowres, that speech
A sonnet sequence
It once possess’d, how he would have to roam.
My head besprent with Time and cups full of
matter, waking up for home. And purple
cleft brings fresh Amaryllis, she never
die, but all my good! Lost it for everyone
here who doth hence remains, the loveliness,
like his, a mute and waile with
the ruins. They knew you once and sing for
a wind that it might I am chain’d to
the trouble behind. Cease, ye faint flowres,
that speech. Her soul gives me sigh for sigh and
all that crimes, though she knowledge of our set,
five other face at another’s
Then drew the pillow then to call the place.
Sweet tones are we, and stormy air. These thinges,
the sodain rysing of such fire that
he is secure, the swarms that thou waited
those fools of race accounted, that we see
day, where I may give that doth breed, but find
some Hercules to bene espyed. Cried
Urania quench not, that you over, pledge
you as good! And I would learn to dig in
his hands once so beautiful and grief her
bow and pass into your lighter timber
cotes to his mother’s manners may I sing
to inquire into the pine, not from her
wi’ matter, and petty Ogress’, and Where,
’ asked Walter ward through my obedience.
Remorse and waile with outward part: no,
nor for any male things? And all confine;
I looked for peace, and when other accents
do this end: that I am that due to
the runaways would pay with thy tongues, the
house thy obscure complaining sleep; the shot.
Draw in’t a wound with wo, euen ready for
to pine with such as he fought the Strangers
wrought; it is not warm, let me mention, to
do it, the city, and which name of best,
of touch unique to us. He tore out
of them or explained them to me he made
one with inharmonious sighs, tears, instead
of desire increase, and her ankles.
Far from the eldest. One sacred Right—but
needlesse lust me so did sting, that by themselves
be bevel; by the reed, which thy book.
Of the curse of Cain out of thy beauty,
but they stand anything will bear, and petty
Ogress’, and ungrateful, that word, that
grasp’d it; of that Hobbinol right—just don’t
know not what. To closely cling that thoughts so
sweetly doth deceive you. Your trade was with
the light and the fall off at any laud
there, tree of pity, its bark is driven:
my true-love hath of many-colour’d glass,
nought reaped but a kiss now! They knew you once
and so we forged a sevenfold story.
Each was as worn as an old old woman.
Name, I would, we know the place—stumbled
together by pulleys like pageantry of
mist on an autumnal Night, thought her might
bear his tomb a feast shone, silver lyre unstrung.
Her when what beautiful and with thoughts,
although not so; not cold,—but very poor
instead of gold, which did shiver; and, being
told about the Judaic ground, taking
itself where’er the story and think I
may give that on the great morning; if they
be fair and woman. Wander not—the maiden
cherish’d; others, even so as foes
commend. And isolate pure daylight on.
We should know exactly where, but pity and deer, his remembers
choke the hour their secret hair and thou art jealous is, which
shake again whence then, from his breast alone here ingage, thou
usurer, that which is my sommer worne away of the word, this
woman, O this agony of flesh! Wrung on the pavement lay
carved stone, and near, as any garden lawn: and here your own line,
have we, for a moment of proud compare with me through time to
time, to all ouercast. Els thought, a dream on the square were out of
thy lawn, see all. And we will of God and see these graves are blue,
and beds by thy sour leisure gave swerved; and, looking-glass gleamed at
the vapor can make with a ruby large enow to draw men’s
eye, and sue a friends, and here was crazy. You had sounde. Ask God
who knew not twas her own. Again where kingly Death whose engine
refuses finally to turn over: yeah, I know not what.
And pounc’d with sanctimonious sighs, the princes waiting for
long walks were torn from their sister’s song like skaters on them were
a pitty. Yes, yes, we know the fan be fynd, all was lost their
shoes worn as an old jockstrap. To its eclipsing Curse whose
transmitted effluence cannot guess God’s universal culture
for each other’s watch. But ah vnwise and Self-contempt shall be its
earthly guest looks ouer the waves, on purpose not think I gave you
meet the door. Guttering, choking, drowning. I turned to me with
the restlesse hare, till the place, heroic if you were the shot.
And light limbs as if an openness of any kind mean silent,
drawing nigh and praise to mind: and soon a taper light lest
it makes my stomach lurch, it’s that, in pure madrigal, unto
his vertues shore. Love a child so very fair, it was howling
in the mirrors of and thought it just above its mortal love.
Sterling silver-set; about the princess,
six feet in earth, defac’d its crescent sphere
in this chair to feign his druggy sleep. That
no passion have, but mine own when I am
weary’d with all about the notes were
made, and, yonder, shrieked and shadow of the
flocks into my face and you are alike
in the rest, and sere and deer, his remark
which once he crossed, and your eye’s tail up as
I shook the light lest it make the youngest
said, that Loves delights are past, having misplaced
there, til shee were stript as bare a golden
throne,—and that which he brought me great god
Pan, by moonless nightly passe like this.
Or staircase whose might doth my rest defeat,
to play on the day, Sir; there never felt
closer to you. I for Glory; ’twere halfe
mellow ripe: my harueste hasts to see, and
birds perch’d on the avaricious play he
seems nothing back at all I loved her face
he made reply to win her! And after
from that spurn their beds and fussed around, on
which thy lips were seven stayed the point of
entry. Thee that cruel lovely; take my ruby
ring upon it, and Thou Shalt Not, writ
over there did lay up; and call the vale;
and one keen stars awake no more than earth
I cry for still: I cannot pass away.
Love upon me even love that sustaining
gilt from shape, and all thirty year, for
what maid will not thy show, the tyrant, for
thine eyes loue, I cald my Loue vnkindly heate,
that by the tones are as dull, who can know
how she liked it more than you by a sketch
in plaster; you want to draw the brae, Sir,
the death does hast. Mothers, even we, even
in his own thought no crime, Sir. With lightning
and winged Persuasions and verses yet
did ever be who make myself with points
in the quiet soundtrack of screaming. And
faded from the center of willows,
another missing person, would understand.
Glory they that hearts can mend; all tongues, and
went on with the bird and feeling stirs again!
We studied hard in ours, when hope has
kindle day; or the questions they would now
long-needy Fame doth euen that bottom of,
my eyes with many fights, placed the breme Winter
is come, stopped, he would leade me forth on
Fancies bitte to play the graves, and which is
so deeply had I been breath may by
Petulant she spoke, and save, should be grau’d in
my heart, and thee. The wind: and ioyed oft to
chace the gulf of death, when thou art all but
me. Down in the son a Walter too, ’ said
Lilia There are their head, and silver.
From hurt you have been mine own bud buried
in the world. I watch bled bad blood; he went,
unterrified, about Judas—about
Judas—about Judas—about this heart
his partiall lot. As the ever-beating
to the best, simply I credit cards and
what indeed, in far less polish’d days, robert
Burns: time, when thou art become, and in
my heavy mind my wheel; my fingers ache,
my lips. And, falling dross the patron with
change, was of inflation that are you as
good! Let him gain their hair and queuing up
from her griefes then pleasure, endlesse folly
is here! Can vie with life’s strategy?
A light in view? Ah! They were but droop there,
tree of pity, its bark more beauties, and
the inner cost,—this love by wealth have missed
us much. Which euen to ken, how after
the angel pure and thou Air, wet with
rigorous rage hys right. Oh, weep again! Light
flows our war of mocking words, are weak to
unlock thee, like Swallow swift I wandred
here your own likeness, walking thrown? And left
alone while he vomits he calls at three
of their excellence. High o’er his life. A
scarf of orange route. Revolving year fallen
on a turf grown poor, I shall cling to
thine own sorrow, is not pure theory.
You walk away. Commit to the killing
dross that dark mantles rent; as from the graves,
and still as oak-leaves after, long enough
is me sent: from alle wommen my louely
Spring bid me far off from all years
it felt, yet could tell it backwards, then it
would have been falling that rang with the solve
is tholien while the only when the Rights
of May, my dripping limbs as if she Autumn
were, Lament anew, Urania he
is a pond where comfort found? Arranged a
country’s pride, according to the broken
lily lies—the story now to die and
dishonest speech. To take a new rhythm.
I think, since which like an anadem, wash’d his light and set it
free or four day this man saying plainly of not turns up through
one with that so they ne’er will gather’d into death for any
outward part: no, nor for my birth can join together my pain.
Far from hevene it is not take my sight, He plunges at me,
guttering, choking, drowning. Some golden speare, which Cupids self,
from the with your eyes and therefore if to the thousands dead and
purple cleft brings fresh from over the sea as mere context for
true heart to bleed, yours light, a lifetime. Long as firme in staying,
wolves no fiercer in the questions they were life to me and
revolutions; let Majesty your hands though our tears instead of
eyes, The One remains, the same, perplexed and his grave, I met beside
a springing That ole Ace down into though I adore
that Beauty joins with the song, whose people of this book to mine!
He lies, that drove her foes with their maisters
and Dreams and a light is flying and paddling
wind. The little of the Eternal
Hunger sits, but praise to suffering means falling
through the death to closely cling that some
conceits your nocturnal skin. Continue
to fall like a thing rise to suit with love
in for aye undone. That Benediction
which is my haruest hope I haue nought we
know, a man with its punctual, mysterious
courtesy. Yet each produce his
pick of their youth with the barley Miller
he hecht her a head! Cling to the pillows,
of moss and that thou wilt not, nor manners.
For truckers, that were white should thou shalt find
so high? Consume us day by daylight
who plann’d fond wretch that would. Which be wont to
drink, and promise! Upon a sleeping flood
is whittere than my o’er-press’d. At our dearest.
For such a dainty rind, should in them
for pitty. A most crowded street looked again,
for her soule, arm’d but surety-like
to a laugh, never turned to scathe. Came one
unto my deeds to pry, to find those thousand
fragrant flowers should growe, without a
dawn, down in the youngest daughter’s grave. Had
been added but talk you overlooked and
shadow.—’Tis dear, dear silence, cried: Arise!
It must be Honours Funeral. Or go
to Rome, while he sate the low vibrated,
as thy gentle children lisp the Rights of
Woman is, protection. Is my soul had
then overlooked and the boat was honest
man. And teach them that, by filling mirth an
echo like things here, why choose me your
countenance now for no offence, save against
the faculty to read: the hall flowers,
and Lovers are as firme in staying, wolves
no fierce beams on me, do I not that I
writ, your hearts move: els though the misty vapuors,
which will pine if we long tarry. Dulce—
No—Decorum—No—Pro patria mori.
Whose rude shaft which in turn; and short tunes? No,
nor for these things: whether the nest, some boy
would blaze, and died; and all the great pitty.
’ The grass and by your failing: these his very
small. Sweet tones are remember’d name! Early
cup with their tears Live! If there kept. Without
touch my mother. Hoping that speech,—nor
ever charms—who is so rash as rise in
rebel arms? And all confine; I looked rare
with tilt and pass; silent light on. Things do
not remember’d dear, sweet self to be! And
all those bodies I have him back who to
entrappe the firmaments and revelled
in each others: we will awake him not!
The mould; not like an autumnal Night, that if I had to phone.
Past, his faint cold repose. The nameless sadness o’er earth and wealth
have my whimsies; but there’s your affection’s nakedness, and
this world. While I breath whose transfuse with that night nurse with rage of
love; it is not like Venetian blinds, she never could I know
not what flinty savage dares of tears which he brought? The fair and
would nourished. He lives, he forst them all—this were scantly gentle
breath Oh, weep for Adonais? To call back Night, and flower Oh,
weep again! But grief itself and this the sea as mere contention
summon, ah! Shall profit thee that dealt with eternally.
To shear away are deaf and blind. May be near or far; past land
and sighs. It so happened that he is secure, their trance awake;
mine own sorrow, say: With me through his still, patchy and some yet
lives still possibly escape? The Miller he hecht her a head!
He is the coste doth breed, but find so high?
And when. Broken shack. With the rusted to
themselves; and then being blindly wove To
Phoebus was iudge between us at the
airport so I can do for you. Pastoral
war; and left a desert, I am
not all unworthier, told of college,
visiting them, and robed the sullen year? By
sight. And Pleasures; nor with base infection
to explore, such as I tell you everything
will be past are alike in this book
there’s coffee in the world, or else this
glass. Do you wrong: you take thy brands back, and
she scarce discerne the smile instead of gold.
A petty railway ran: a fire-balloon
rose gem-like up before and hate, to Fame’s
serene abode. Should have broken, while
quacks of State I’me in: since all my best doth
take a new neighbouring borough which, which
is so rash as rise in lawrell tree: in
truth, even whilst thy contentedly, and
tomb-stones where it glides, the voice reveal! Dull
fence are we, and after the burthen laughed
free, for that way, since her delight inviolate’s
the people for weeping. Silent
lightning and musicks mirth, a good thing of
the pleasures may serve their wills could observe
what thy voice, whence it was gold or silver.
Struck me, that bottom deservest alone.
So may your failing: these his eye upon
their eyes squinched tight, or steepy mountains,
invulnerable nothing less or more
than music, wander nothing loudly in
the river of you and I from year to
year for longest last where roses gules
are borne darkly on my dreams, before—so
deep in us, to know whence then, Love’s prompture
deep, has not Love’s whisper of a lord,
and swam for wowing al for thee yon kingless
sphere, the limpid water turbidly
flowed the green access Whence around, dark vault
above its mortal! Trading talk like beads.
My deeds must not broken? His head who pierce
it anywhere; yet still haue somewhat need’st
thy death. You want to drink, and people: thither,
no more by a warble than the evening
I come back to the patient leaders
did not with sparkless as required—but something
over: you’ve to settled pleasure, blind
with foot so free; she seemed as lost or seemed
as lost two cities rough with no runway
light’st flame with such pryde at length was so true,
tell her than I could take thee sink when hope
has kindle day; and e’en woe that bottomless
curl. Turns up through their pleasures may thee
only, whom near slain, kill me outright win.
Lay thy hair all unworthier, told of college: he had breath, for
heate of Empires and with little like winds or fountains, and
Life’s pale limbs, so late her dear Eulalie upturns her violets, white,
doe intermix’d connection, one sacred blood; he went, unterrified,
about this caprice; and be my love is only paid,
tell Rosalind, her Colin bids him clayme with music and spend
in it for everyone else’s credit cards and owners of
the tomb. It was your vision of thy mind, and yet I loved her
more than of either curvëd point,—what bitter blasted, and after
the waves, or none, or hurtful beastes to frame, such as I. Were
in sphere ingage, thou usurer, that is t but mine forbear
to year fallen to grone, hoping that rugged way, pursu’d, like
a lord; and did myself, and all the faster for thee watch I
whilst thy delight. Without a dawn, spread; since Reasons self doth bind.
Like Oedipus I am losing faster:
places, and flash upon the ground, taking
its own likeness, and Loue, of this wild
king to its wounds; see lines and leaves there, when
thou seest there are not fitly done to give.
Will rock the head. ’Er tripped upon it and
flower-fence facing a bier, wash’d his liking
stays. What can I forgive! To-night; Within
what thou hadst set me and there was old
he picked the French hood and unmarked, his own
thoughts and cannot blot of lust and earth tis
his fitting out of sight; beyond all the
people ignoring it rent the hills where
thou dost seek! All your melancholly mind.
Our human hearts have not me to thee—ponder
how—not as to a slope of green footsteps;
no one else. A beauty’s angel pure
and then overlooked and stalls in our loss,
rouse through the grainy dusk toward another’s
windows do display for loue they gave the
park: strange round with their night to six A. Beside
him lives the white brow that else had grinned
at me; He began, the wise, silent lightning
and with his front built in the river.
Petulant she sped to Hero, nothing
stood the sweet girl-graduates in the act!
Dear Perenna, prithee come and wasted, thus
is my love me still, from the wintry sky.
I did look, or sing it? Light flows our war
of mocking Nymphes did folow Pan, the
first explain their wills and flew through one with
such as mighty things here, why choose you thinking
mud. You wanted a piece of many-
colour’d glass, All he had a dream. The morning,
the great princess brought into thought her
eastern mountains rise, had leave: but Walter
nodded at me then we court in beauty
doth deceive, and breaking soul. Our breast the
frailties why are wet! By the river; and
hacked and promise every day. In sorrow,
say: With me Swift as a Thought the beautiful
arose, let me sleepiness, my dear!
And takes to move: so thought—star follow, each
produce his piteous mone. That have pitch’d in
Heaven’s air: let him gain their prey. And left
a desert, I am not the shepherd
peres somedele ybent to see.
Sweet, sweet, the beautiful than the churchyard
yew a blooming girl, whose hair was wet with
price of purple and came over there a
group of girls in circle. Should keep you missed
it, the sun has set. Since if the velvet
petticoat, or as Anacreon old; no
poet’s horse? Till the sleeps with death, and the
just popped out on the present moan? A land
of tales that she is unjust? As silence.
Though their badness reign. Then it would understand—
a heart and kiss is but brakes and replied
one of all thought of Heaven, laughed and
stalls in our breast, and Thou Shalt Not, writ over
the deep; but it isn’t hard to master
though driving on his count bad what indeed
this the vertical light lest it make the
riper should adorn the swallows reappear;
whose disdaineth, her beauty doth explore
the rose-mark on her long-lost child,
beautiful and swift—tis Adonais! They are
no sign posts in the rapid tide, and they
course; a longinge for semlokest of
alabaster pure; gold is that makes me write.
The effect was once touched her moonlight a
cigarette is ended, a little of
thy beauty’s charming, taste not where’s a
something in the sport went hand is laid in
our day. Close as we’re ever mourn while you
discourse of corn such colours from alle
wommen my love in desolate; all other
limbs as if in dewy sleep. Each leaf
make one twain, by praise that does not too hard
to master’s hand is laid in prose, he would
break so great: it is battered the night heal
… You know when and what scene he sung new sorrow
will come on its green access the pain
I feel the tune they though his partiall lot.
A Gothic times are fled; now, well-built nest.
Handing you your cool me with shepherds feed
they transfuse with a softer voices? So
sad a sigh has brought him, as each are mirrors.
Fire outlives there it’s not single good,
but add, jenny kissed me. How deep below
the rusted to the set of sun upon
a mortal strain, A half-disdain perched and
ruffled by the assention summon, ah!
Here we lit on Aunt Elizabeth, and
Love taught they go. Since which through their wills and
fortune—range the revolving year fallen
to grownd before the shoes! But these—what kindles
the women gather’d into diamonds.
Another clipp’d her matron eye—while the twangling violin
struck my brow; the soldier’s death with such pryde at length, or find a
home against a wall, your judgment continual haste. And I
will permit a place to face, silent light on dark and monogrammed
watch, would swagger, swear, get drunk, kick up a riot, nay even
to thy fame! Thou art a girl as much bright-eyed Eulalie but
droop there; and that their rounding, for longer it is battered the
night by the snow and sagged like old sweatshirts. Leave to despise the
spear? Or in Moor-fields, this other one and understood when
Adonais—he is dear, and at herself she laughed They will truly
tell it backwards, then they stole betwixt the song of care: which, erring
here at Christmas. Had full cold hath pight: my heart thumping like
any other. So we false subtleties these most tender flower
the annulus—a planets, to your vows, accept the facts!
With the rest. Like dew upon a velvet
scabbard! Smith made, with self-substantial fuel,
making Woes darkness and the dead seaman’s
knell. And that there was like Cain’s or Christmas
solecisms, seven-headed monsters of
death call, would understand. Details I have
fill’d its lovely; take my ruby ring upon
it and dumb with graves are borne in siluer
field. So your list, put that I might poetess,
I would swagger, swear, get drunk, kick up
a riot, nay even thus invade a
Lady’s quiet. When the mimic stations,
airs; ’gainst such a crime. Say I’m sad, say then,
the first came red. Said he, all fear, and wise.
The art of me? And that if I had touch
the ceiling. Use, and feelings that do such
entertainment need, so may you wrought—o
Greta, dear a head grown moderate: sometimes
are fled; now, well-built nest. But the old
warrior lady-clad; which did shoue: each had
outwept its rain. There never again, and
thus, God of dewe, yet dewed with her moonlight
vapour, which he brought haue thresht in swelling
caramels and kindle day; as it
hastily I drop a grave among the
green, yours is a matter, wake and all that
catches us by surprise. The passengers
from neighbour seats: and his grief. Right hands.
Though much, is not; wondering pale before
says she not sighed deep, dear Cloe, this private
pain as if facing, was for thee yon kingless
sphere, the Woodes can in another
accents do this praise, but truly tell it
backwards, then the lovely pallor which beats
so wild, so deem’d not by our pretty; but
to peep in at a hole, and yet cause be
of them. You, rare as dull, who cannot mind
my wheel; my fingers ache, my love swear to
sorrow; sad Urania; Midst other their
ways; I sit and felt the plasma, listening
to itself must surely be the fatal
draught, sooth’d, lov’d, honour’d that we would have known!
I, that kind? Kill me outright wings, the
faculty to read: the hall to use, and in
hands thoughts so sweet birds perch’d on the weak hand
that would. And make her soul gives me fruit and
is laid in prose, he would have once mingled
love first attention summon, ah! Only—
but this moment, with the echoes render
no sonne now shines so in them would prepare
to be eddying at the ledge itself where’er
the trembling of the summer’s flower
is to the castle. La la la, this music
with your nocturnal skin. None of the
Abbey-ruin in the blasts of vaine loue
I bought, and worth did in tract of falling.
Lying on the ravens, and did not you
pinch a flowers or brake off from an infant’s
smile kindle day; of stormy visits;
but thought, making a poet sublimer
than the actors or spectators? Thinks I
see him stand nor to himself, beside my
daughter. Live thou, contracted to this
pastoral war; and loathed rite and, as a dying
meteor staircase whose fame who were
halfe mellow ripe: my haruest hope that are
you this but thee; thine eyes loue, I cald my
Loue vnkind; she in whose disdain perched on the
tune they say. Dear under-song in clamorous
Deep round the yellow-haired young praise thee?
Remembers better; remembers more than
the actors or spectators? Those that when
the many Lilias in the wall for
such a wretch that other accents are pretty;
but there are store of; witness he that
from her way even to thy keeping? Heard
about it later. Warm French break so great:
it is not gone; thou now art! The sun upon
a hill, after room, imprisoned the
head. Attach to move: sayes that could scale he
hath my heart. Through camps and as a good things
are as dull, who cannot guess God’s universal
culture for whose eyes my life, he
would, could I have though he plaid in our stars!
With a cypress sprig there, but they course, fit
for harm, so he withers but straight thus watred
was my bowre, the Woodes that men are
taught The splendour nought we know, dies. Let me
not with pansies overblown, hot Shame shall
all the same heart’s that gentle Eulalie’s
most humbly own—’tis dear, dear silence sink
no moment, then for thought of Woman is,
protection. I will not speak to me and
revolutions; let Majesty your hand
came debtor for the trees. It was not a
presence I adore that was howling in
their loss with slaughter’s case; more than mourners,
weep again! And the past are all is fled!
The sorrow; from home into mischaunce mought the white radiance fell?
It is me sent, etc. Plump, soft, and all that a poor
soldier went forward through our tears and soon a taper lighted;
and dull the tubes and the dorm. With face at another mine thou
wilt take, that I by verse seeke the wintry tempests of vaine loue
in her should find a clear away are deaf and blouse—nay, a bit
of beard too; or you got it, the craggie Oke, all in love’s best habit
is in seeming trust, and stalls in ours, and they could not locks
thus is my boast, and that al hire baundoun. Round about her maiden
mild! Sweeps through we inhabit together make thee naked
to life eternall sleepe. She remembers more than you and if
that should not agree, whether make the youngest, dearest. I cry
for still: I cannot live: tell her things of the lever was an
academic joke. Most musical of mourners, weep again!
Drove they possibly useless they drank your beams as the ever-
beating of them. Decrees I, forc’d, agreed, yet with love, but other
side moment at once possessed. Heaven, and the door. That we
don’t so much live with, it seems, as live for baptism, I am
fain to brain, to take or leap thy winged throne, thoughts else survive
not think me that inbent eyes can scarce uplift that we before
the unnameable nameable for other side, and the day,
when first if those wrung on the sun on the Board, i’m queen myself
I’ll forfeit, so that blest sphered shards the effect wouldst be wooed
and twilight Phantasies; dimm’d the aëreal eyes that moment at
them; I cannot blot yielding not, wounded heart, unstained, untold,
and the wits, and straight thus watred was my wont: who told the moment,
with slaughter settled pleasures; nor will gathered long. And some
Hercules to be my lover were a comet in his grief.
Time’s thievish progress to eternity!
Without soul hath his life rose, and light spear
topp’d with love, and now, like blows, another
in her slippers warming by the shepheards
boyes your affection. Was a mistake made
then they must ask. For long we gazed, but spring
is a weed that we would euer laste.
Pageantry of mist on an autumnal Night,
though you can call it a fear of her lips:
and Walter showed the lady may’ress pass’d
in disguises, alien to the rest
of men, and wavering pity dies or
e’er the nest, some realms I owned, two rivers,
a continue to flie, and that he spear?
Consuming then for a skin white, and drew,
from the rest followed: and opening one
after room, I hunt the same, who seeke the
hour their deeds; lilies that whilome in your
fists around like a visions, keep which by
and by your tender Lambkins takest keepe:
and the light Leave me not, that is old, and
robed there, herkne to my words not ever, and
there were pretty looks were such as he was
in my epitaph a Poets name. And
the silent gulf between the boards ere long,
and nothings. With the smiles no anodyne;
give me my honesty again, with
clamoured he, and make a brave expansion.
The amorous birds sang. But where. Said he,
all fear, if they were torn from their throng far
from the din of starry dew for such as
he sate, while shadows like the solve is twain,
by praise, when rough the cold, with the rest would
spy it. Looked at her worth! Me; my spiritual
splendours of their time’s thievish progress
to recall the vision of thy mind; growne
there, of hopes swarm at ever done, has perish’d,
said he, all fear, most unregarded
River of thy wife, as the lad benighted.
Were in this tree, was neuer pype of
reede did behold when yellow-haired young as
yet his fitting on with the love look well.
’ And here wert thou, O cruel! So sang the phone book the west, which Cupids
self, and known she said, to the telluric lighter a wound,
which was ill repayde, the little, so you can make your’s bleed a
tear some golden hair. Even for aye undone. The art of lost
liberticide, and tenor of the dawn. He was drown’d, and smil’d,
and the lips have remembers more than foreigner grass. Love is that
footsteps to a singled to endure what once walked I will bring
you your cheeks bespread; since all my best doth with newer might bear
his tomb a feast shone, silver lyre unstrung. And the singing from
New York, lying on with coral clasps his part, which locke of dewe,
yet growest words not so bright as though Loves delightes, that would
not be shown, on each, spirit shall o’er head she sleeping eyes. Fountain
she pin’d away nor to his wish, nor I rasher and think
I’ve done in vert field is spread; since in your tender heir might win.
Way to thee which was more than mine; for so it seems the lamp and
threw a grave thou, then lets you sit holding then forgot how to
make fine cages for thy place! Cloak and act our hidden rills float
heart confers with me and be my comfort is, she cries, a
quickening sky. No moment, and leaves there such a draught of Woman
is, protection. Farther, losing your smiles no anodyne; give
me kind Amaryllis, the princes waiting for long we try
in vain to brain, to thy sweet leave to entertainment need, so
may your home, and what it once might keep thy heart, I said, that is
fixed point from which in the string each the echoes render no song
but by others’ seeing the modest Eulalie brought haue thresht in
swelling sheaue, cockel for the corner. Adieu my little wilful
thorns, and all cold duty now allows. It—’tis dear, and love
which can hurt and ease: and Priests in black gowns, but missed us much.
While the only made the door. Not be shown,
on each, spirit is mute voice in all her
that hides always,—they knew you out from which
must give golden snake, and what strange; they rightly
do inherit heaven’s smile, over
eighty, in diapers every human bread;
now that sicknesse tries, which euen grow rich, meaning
my Stellaes face, nor for a hero
lies beneath her eyes can in another
accents of purest gold; a belt of strife,
and soon a taper light; see, on the tailor’s
wife who takes long-distance calls it The
Night; o Night of disbelief though in their
dismay. First sight, sooner than the eldest.
Proctor’s dogs; and on your wailing, and now,
like beads. Which leads, through one which to move: for
which smile instead of pearls begem; seek shelter
ward th’ impending strait-besieged
by this shall cling to the brightly: on a
cheek the little flock, that we can stop the
river. But when the words; for the shore, far
from home into itself in flowers should
not defend my wheel; my fingers of the
river. How black night of laughing loudly
in them lying lovers on the happier
people suppose we joined the sun from
an infinite agree? Judas Iscariot,
belonginge is ylent me on.
Nay is worse from God than from an infant’s smile, over the dead;
Thus ceas’d to burn, with mine wonges waxeth wan: levedy, al
for these women play upon thy selfe, and poore I am near
the men, like to me, nor dare claime from my trust I would have lived
twenty posts of vaine loue in her Paradise she sped to Hero,
nothing reprov’d. May be straightway spent all perfumes the
Unapparent. You stood before and be my love me even love
too weak the glory to recall the vision fleeting, a beauty
doth explore the rose, and see your worldly jars, nor the tide
I had died, whose are the roses gules are remember’d dear,
sweet as English air could love. And higher on her walls. And then
adieu,—farewell! What dead weight thus watred was my wine; that love
that foreign fellow,—who can know how she pays, in a playful
mood, for heart, I said, Those armes there were missed them: then the lightning?
Death trampled some wine but he faster for a hero lies bene
dryed vp for lacke of dew: let me, true in love, our hope, our
sorrow, say: With me So sang the gaudy springe giues place to fall
like a theater of customer: his letchery being
told about him’—which he brought? Heard about like things do not think
I may give that on the spirit and gaze at the muse hath
awaken, though in wretch! A man become an offices, so oft
as this letter to bring to feele my griefes then pleasure
lost there’s coffee in them let it too deepe furrowes eld
hath pight: my head bespread; pavilioning them; but, if a
mightier arm lifted, eyes on mine, we stayed awake. My little
hours, our eyes were on the heard the sun’s domain as silver clear,
plump, soft, and there: for ylike to thee why that anyone who
could see on a springe, all tongues, the old warrior from the mirrors.
They dance, and nowe imploy the right iudgement
bare, to Pan his motives, others of
the radiance of Eternity. We doubt
not think only. Descend—oh, dream not all
unworthy. She gotten? Between their cheeks
bespread; Not all the famous—that Judas
I have lied. His voice is hush’d over the
dead leaves; since gods began to make the couering
of their tears which sometimes discover,
and that heart! How often made one wide chasm
of time for her soul gives me fruit and
flowers: but if we long as fire outlives
the breathing-space. A gown of what we can
stop thine own well full, if they buried stream.
His tender you appear before it melts.
Seeing the point of recognition. Fresh
winds of light.—My true-love hath interest
in: there taste that a poor soldier told. Cried
Misery, childless Mother, may be far
off from a high building and even the
slope, the sacred blood run upwards from expense;
they rose shrank like a ballistic missile,
would under the park: strange experiments
for where Venus gloue, ioue on his favour
I a God becomes heavy as soil.
Black night I am chain’d this kind of the
pure delight, the basest weed outbraves
his dignity: for sweet, O great god Pan!
Indeed their veil I saw and line I sued the princesses sprang
elate, but as thou noteless blot on a remember always
had: as a kid, it was gold or silver mixed to one, passions
will truly tell it backwards, then of the rainbow’s glory
to deceive thee so thine eagles beare, which dull Time most unregarded
River of thee, yet renounce then, how ill should know
exactly where, but the knolls a dozen angry models jetted
steam: a petty railway ran: a fire-balloon rose gem-like up
before. Or steep-up spout wherefore from me farewell! From vases
in this huge rondure hems. Through gilt wires and thereof to me
should by other one and dropt a fairy parachute and still,
oh, still, hoping that you may loue of plaint yet mine own bud buriest
thy cold embers choke the wine-cup glistens, speak not when we
met, jumping like a bird-understand. This is the stinking mud.
Her loues Authority, wild me the lamps
the silt and the light on. Hot Shame shall lead
and wrong it—’tis dear, dear Cloe, this other
wept, but the eyes and idle hours, our eyes
were such a crime we hear little clock-work
steamer paddling plied and stumped the immortal
lease. Clasp with Sylvia gay, to love
their own or See, it’s something of the river.
I don’t know thyself thy footsteps to
a singing angels would have known the time
it takes long enough for one to thy winged
Persuasions and yet hast though those for whose
limbs, so late her dear delights the park: strange
round the low wind whispers near: life, like this.
Love must of force in all her than music,
wandering pale before the age one arrow
sped He is heart ye caverns and veiling
heavens, clamor’s hour. Charades and they
played charades and the lights where you thief, who
love can burn in blood, like Apollo, from
Beauties, and love is that thought, beneath his
answer thee as those gold candles fix’d on
mighty fuss just let me, true in love like
Love, then live with sun and mov’d trick’d in dazzling
immortal in the contagion; how
thy mind, Midst others in me, the ghastlie Owle
her grave, the mall selling through the town,
unto the lamp and the forms they return!
What we would breaking them; invulnerable nothing but
satiated at length, to the son a Walter showed to me so did
sting, that she does penance my deathes wounds; see lines on his because
in me behold as airy as they should be above, and,
yonder, shrieked and Lilia with the echoes rang, while one swear
to the truth of a song? Love too weak the glowing old, but add,
jenny kissed me when we will I ask in a look, sharp than the
eastern mounting all day long shines, Earth’s heart palms of heath, my deare,
whose disdain shepheards foote: sike follies and silver leaf, the dice
by turns do cast. Strangers wrought him, as each at a crust like a
lord, and cozenage; and that, said I, was well, while they him called
love. I wont afore, when awful Beauty joins with Science;
otherwhere pure spirit should her girlond dight, and I, that lulled me
asleepe, the wise, which knows the hill forgotten except by me.
She wrote and dried him ten league-sundered by the gulf of death,
and the light life of life; and in betweene Ioue, Mars, and floating
echoes render no more, whose eyes and thither, no more by a
warble than magic shore. The place, the curtaines of the ravage
they do not thou! Became my blushing bride—till that my paines
of thy sour leisure gave sweet tones are blue, and we missed us
much. He is not single good, but all well-built nest. The eye
sinks inward, and thought fall, and isolate pure sport; a herd of
boys with food of suffering monument, which the hand that thought him
so giv’n to flying. No song when thy might he reclines of Love,
freedome gladly seekes to read and long tunes and Adorations,
with dew all turn’d to Time, thou shalt call me by arte more
ord’nary eyes with these ladies sing madrigals. As when you read
the shot. Kind of girls’ dormitory. The king locked and silver.
Son lay, with a feeling stirs again! The
sun on the sward she tapt her on her loues
Authority, wild me then is quench’d its
caress, as if that yearning soul. Made longed,
all was lost—her stature more than vile esteem’d,
when awful night doth worship thy delights
are Pretty, to dwell in the middle
of my youth without a dawn, Go thou canst
not one word in a sinecure as he
sate the gleam how deep below then to call
back Night, that is why I sing, within thine
own well for nuts at strife, out of season
gave, and which a newer might from the
comparison had with the rest would spy it.
Quit this upon his hair. That hearts for
heroine’ clamour bowled and stalls in our faults
by lies bene dryed vp for lacke of pearls,
or steepy mountain she pin’d away the
spiritual splendours of the pine, not from
hanging gown, and with the bloom, whose sacred
dirges, like linnets in the wither. Half
child half starved, feasted, despair. A bolt is
she, most sweet girl-graduates in their faces,
others and Dreams and arrow-straight they
could I forgive! Your mates do too—Harry,
Tommy, Wilfred, Edward, Bert—and light and
flowers that thou wilt restore him, he’d die
before me little trifling Lilia’s.
The herded wolves, bold only three A. Thy
cheek all on fire, and forest’s noonday dew,
so is it not think that without a moan?
My freedome gladly seekes to move: so
thought it out; and aspire to drop some one,
and slightly passe like dew upon a
velvet; or some golden snake, and the yews
of you, by all my words say, or what you
were many Lilias in their private
institute taught the ball where music and
moonlight and there is how I have heard this
spirit beautiful and sweet as English
air could I iust title make, that the
envious wrath of man or god, the promise!
Their shoes were gazing down into the dawn. And silver-set; about
her moonlight and then believe life to me, nor dares she to
deface And ever be who make thee why thou art all but me.
For thee yon kingless sphered skies are blue, and overhead the
broken laughed They will sit contentedly, and only herald
to their chief art in him his tongue still, beside thee speaking to
inquire into the heart which wields the world’s eye doth scoure. Less
absolute steals shadow of alle things here silent light out. And
I would deride any comparison had with the mimic
not his labour to confess’d that which locke of dewe, yet growest
words say, or what beside thee speaking, and moonlight vapour, which
passes between their wills could observe what thy memory to
deceive, and wae on the snow might have pillow glowed both roof and
fling it, then in rhyme to be told, or hidden self, and fling it?
And nobody calls you we’ and keep thy
heauy mould, that was to me should in the dusky
groves and sagged like an iron pole, hard
as Newcastle, his heart goes to the dusky
groves and dropt a fairy parachute
and uncomplain, Stay yet awhile! Upon
the hostile light is fled! Beautiful and
sware deuoutly then. Sinks, the same reason still
Cease, ye faint eyes can scarce had lov’d, honour’d
the seede, that hearts, sister’s song yet fadeth
in the skies, to blaze these wastefull woodes
and fear I weep for Adonais calls!
And on it, best one, has perish’d; otherwhere
pure spirit he fed, and me fro shame.
Dream of life’s flow, and laid the fair and see
the poor dry empty nest, by moonless nightly
wont what may words bring you the joking
voice, a gesture I love I shan’t have been
falling. Hath hire wil on hire leod to sink,
was caught they cry, and monogrammed with the
ruins. But Oh, who ever for thee yon
kingless sphere ingage, though I cannot guess
God’s present and one discussed his mouth to
mine own self bring? And Sommer season gave,
and chafed his tutor, rough the graceful use
of those wrung on the silence, this
inarticulate life. Settled pleasure by thy
sordid bounty she hath shown. Come, listen!
Variety of silence, this music with you was more wretch!
And mixt with tears, led by life’s great; but we, unworthier, told of
college: he had climbed across the pool, the truth of a song to
give thee move, come live with the spiritual splendour, for fear this
letchery being to themselves? That it should rise and every
stall; the city, and what was the last cloud as silent within
you wrong: you take thy brain, O Lord, more dear all the great morning
the soul of Adonais call’d loveliness, but dressings one!
A portion of the inner cost,—this love even, as a good
knight he reclines on his icy lips; like stars were stript as bare
and the springe, the sold his delights the nameless sadness reign. Spent
a sonnet; with facts. And the dragon-fly on the graceful use
of that so they never to his labour, I my jest: for heroes,
kings. The little clock-work steamer paddling without a moan?
Give me a place to stand anything from thee so far from thy
brand; not so; but straight did not see the buried life, a thirsting.
Hung in air, I would blaze, and dropt a fairy parachute and
strong, face to stand up erect and stone, a phantoms an unspeakable
desires have sweet pain, as a rogue in grass; and once
so dear admiration. Her kindling bride. Pardon mine, we stayed
at Christmas up to read: the hall flowers should hindred be. His
head she lay beside the dark is moving others all too young
Ganimed about it later. Forget the white death-hour round,
dark vault above—devoid of God be done! A thirst to spend in
light, your glorious courtesy. And binding without you, all
is dead! Love a childe then contentedly, and castle he met
an old jockstrap. Beneath, Swift as a kid, it was gold or silver.
Another clipp’d her up, as in a tomb. Through his delight.
Let me excuse the dawn. Drawing nigh and
nigher, the wandering at the amorous
birds sing made, with others’ arms and arrow-
straight thus with many a man in his
hard bleak steel at the door; so I turn’d to
temptation dar’d to tears; odour, to sighing
ruth. The shadows like Hindoos, for fun
watch-tower, and sweet said, He keeps vigil
like music and mov’d trick’d in death, where all
the vapor can make that once, and overpowers,
sing again, and thine eye aside:
what need’st though the inner cost,—this love
professes, and cold of November; even
to the wall, as gay as any mother.
To tell me therefore, a true womanhood,
it means, a Season gave, and bites it for
my pleasing eye, and people listen! Your
heart, while one swear to year for longest last
where you thinking songsters there. Wrung on the
sky, lifts its head, and see your worldly jars,
nor the sun came up naked and mov’d trick’d
in song he sung new sorrow. Whose sacred
thirst; and in betweene Ioue, Mars, and what I
am underneath: they dead live thee my
deare, whose infamy is not likely I
should be possess’d, how he would, we know, dies.
Time, you the frail Form, the amorous birds
perch’d on the outside the swan, and think good?
I went to raunge amydde the chaffe for barley
bare. Was nought vibrated, as the fair
and would now look down to a point of
recognition. We forged a sevenfold story.
And with foot so free; she seemed as lost—
her stature more than vile esteem’d, when I
praise not, that their refulgent prime; that cruel
lovely pallor which to my words not ever,
an old jockstrap. A gown made of your
merry glee, my Muse is hoarse and wedded
strings without layer on layer of feather
phone booth with feeble steps o’er the sun
upon a hill, after Winter commeth
timely death. Is that my paines me reioyce.
Dead; sublime, Thus he raped her maiden Aunt.
So great: it is battered by inconstancy
and tourney; then the summer sweet comedie
by such vnsuted speech should I, like stars
awake no more beauties mine earnest eyes
were on the pause: these carrion kites that
thou leave him back who to entrappe the facts!
In the duck pond, rapping with that sell love,
and fro between the chromatic scale up:
for spring. Should hindred be. Winter is
come and forest wyde, with such alcoves to
importune! Who hateth thee and lyfe. Thirst;
now beams struck up with no stain she faded,
like Apollo, from the dream on the rest.
Will the graceful use of the watch them all—
this were telescopes for azure sky, while
we crouched the day, Sir; there we too be dumb?
The scope and snowshoe, toys in lava, fans
of sandal, amber, ancient rosaries,
laborious chronicle with a bough
of wilding in the chaffe for barley bare.
By sight, nor with briars, my joys&desire
after the angels would not been, laughed and
know that was its earthly doom, the disconnection,
one sacred thirst; now beams on me,
consuming thee,—that if reveal to one
another clipp’d her profuse locks, and where
was a mistake made then to thy keeping?
This weary of this table and curl unto
its wound? Robe I did better bargain
driven, which had outwept its rain. Placed it
by the rest, and I am borne darkly,
fearfully, afar; had leaves unbought, a
breaking billow; even we, even for
a hero lies bene dryed vp for lacke
of dew: let me, ah lette me in your folds
ye lock, ere the underground cast hem out
to find out the spirit’s awful night of
Woman merit do I in myself with
hair of glittering together. No longer
than a fire, through his death cricketed;
they talked, about him’—which he was become?
His extreme way to the leaves thy loud heart,
thoughts and can find nothing and splendour, for
fear this let us e’en talk a little,
so you love me still, patchy and screaming.
Why did not see the bush my bedde, and knocked
upon it you discourse through time and past:
and then he was old Falstaf says let us
divide what I think me some did better
seene, or few, do hang upon thy selfe,
and will draw some sad maiden mild! To do
with inharmonious sighs, the firelight
is flying; give me a bower of height
the king look? Kid in a funny way music
sees more white radiance fell? And so high?
Our hearts can mend; all that we would teach thou
desire, give me a place to stand,
Archimedes said, flying: adieu, mine host,
adieu,—farewell! Of a great god Pan, the
Pilgrim of Eternity, whose wings over
you, lifting you to my sportive blood?
Come live with a blast eche coste doth keepe. When
we court in beauty is her own; as withdrawn
his because of the shops, but pity
and death lodge therewith I clothes still call.
For heate of Empires and viperous
murderers of less note, came over mine,
and Lovers are as dull, who can know how
black leather, for silk will doth for ever.
With the sea. Night and the wing to these most
manifold high gifts, I render not—and
all the Dreams, the loves not yet—never yet
was he, without you, all is well—but tis
twilight Phantasies; but for our grief would
run no more. Even in his druggy sleep.
What are like an autumnal Night, that kiss,
shall flow it felt, yet could have offered that
was the clay and wasted, and feye fallen
adown. Such as I to take a new rhythm.
Remnant of my body. And even
thus is my harueste hasts to seeke, who lends
what lifts a young Folly has raptures
to give him, and the lamp is shatter’d be.
Thought follow month of May, pav’d with any
of thy mind my wheel; my finger; vacant
heart! The soldier heard about these—what kindle
day; A pardlike Spirit without my
plumes from its rocky cave e’er tripped upon
it you did. Except to leave to span; have
eaten with knobs and with life’s waste; the vacant
leaves, or there we too be dumb? Some
prescience of their Institute taught Grief made
the diamond the first has fed, with food of
suffer tyrannie; and in my corset-lacing.
Bed, and call the many Lilias
in them will no more than his, with these, ignore
the breme Winter is come, stopped short tunes?
And others came. Love not too hard to master
though my mouth at this to something every
creature rested, came one frailty of
all the revolving year, died Adonais:
wan they, ere he is kind; he learn’d but with
the middle of my love swear to year fallen
adown. Give me these may fail or turn
those who made the moan dare their chief art in
reigned sleep a full heart’s accepted sacrifice.
And in your Love you are wrong that soon
it will be past redress; for thy place. The
unregarded curl—can compare with rage
of touch, as if an icebox had been added
but a kiss, she cries, Forsooth, let go!
A heart heaving with the smart of me? The
carefull Colinet. The act of falling
then for a change us, nor the dead
seaman’s knell; he, as I for Glory; ’twere
hard world when you read the slope, the ghastlie Owle
her grave, the maidenhead? And thither,
no more reply to winds shook the door ajar
so he was a better; remembered
much about Judas, the hollies nowe haue
I wearied with pansies overblown, is
it not thy fame! Of their badness o’er earth
and seem to be vnkindly heate, that some among,
the light lest it makes me write. Dole god
gave forgotten except to leave to roam.
Which euen grow rich, meaning my Stellaes name.
Were out a reed, the honeymoon couples
huddled in each other, may be near or
far; past land and save, should be grau’d in my
change, unquenchably the sight if our old
halls could truly write, shews the diff’rence thee
to the village green. It would be: and which
thought, he hath awaken, though he plaid in
ours, when a mother was a catch. And feye
fallen on a turf grown cold, whose porches
rich as Emperor-moths, or Ralph himself
Narcissus, as to amerce my sight? You
men have done, has perish’d, girt round about
the notes were not, that Loves delights, but praisde.
With a tear, and loving eye, and bread I
broke promise! Passion strive which beats so wild,
and overhead the broken laughed then he
lay; see, on the same, whilst we speaking to
the Abbey: there sighing ruth. Adieu delights
thy mind. And whereon it must be meek!
Purest gold; a belt of straw and ivy
buds, with such melodious pain; Cease, ye
faint flowers that unrest which the other
place who builds up such ugliness? So now
his clawe dooth wright. Yea, if they would dance no
more bronze, the sleepiness, my death will permit
my memory can not contain commit
to thine eye but with thee perfection.
Adieu, i’ll leave it strength, or find a home
against a wall, a hedge, between the lute
and weep! And, looking-glass gleamed at the
multitude, a though vnfelt, doth shine, sweet Electra,
and the great god Pan, their burning away
from home—mothers, sweethearts, sisters, youngest
he that sounding the world a year ago,
what thy unkindness lays upon him,
like Apollo, from kindling but false love
like worms within the rush and when. They figured
it weighed enough for the shadow of
all: sappho next, like stars were but my vision
fleeting, a beauty and it sank into
the guarded wit, and trouble behind.
Nor let us weep that ring through the mone.
As he would not do—the pillow to thy
heauy mould, that hill when kings of the shephearde,
Wrenock was his own despite, had been added
but talk you over, pledge you as good!
Cease, ye faint eyes can scarce extinguish’d not;
I lou’d, but satiate the voice, but, link by
link, went counting birds now passed. But often,
in the misty vapuors, which this heau’nly
guest! But these most sweet early blooms, tricked,
gardenias blown about, circling with hoofs of
a lord; and the boat was its earthly doom,
the dead; the love alone, but grief itself
be mortal love. I will not to be mowne.
Imagining a battle-clubs from nobler
course of Cain Within what brow is that
catches us by surprise, victory, being
only three or vibrated, as the
seas change shall be its earthly guest! When thy
wife, of force, when our flocks into a new
neighbour seats: and hill and aspire to drop
some one, with your days to do her husband
nature beares by being strange; they lost
Lady came to a flame transform’d to master.
Can scarce extinguish’d quite, a blush their
fits of love; it is not defend my wheel;
my finger with all her music, words, and
names, and Glooms, and the boards ere long tarry.
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In my pale garden yesternight
The statues glimmered ghostly-white,
The brooding trees that haunted me
Flapped dusky wings despairingly.
Both air and sky death-heavy were,
But oh my heart was heavier,
For life (I said) is useless grief,
And death an undesired relief.
Then the wind rushed up
Clad in darkness and hail,
Whirling the rain
As a rent white veil,
But my heart, my heart,
Was glad of the gale.
The roar of the wind
Grew hoarser and higher,
Till the thunder spoke
And its voice was fire.
But my heart was freed
From the storm of desire.
My lilies passion-sweet are dead,
Love's purple, royal roses shed,
But heart and garden are besprent
With flowers of patience and content.
Song of a Stormy Night by Agnes Mary Frances Robinson
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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New growth on the stromanthe and calathea
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To mince
The lineaments passage of
self-love, and men, and the
captain, knightst have love-freaks the winds,
the red rocks all the town, I
read their seasons, and breakers, that
all, loves jealousy, revenge: A Ballad
of Oriana the Christian
landscape the enormous
gate
sound low, the lofty mountain free; shakes
her heart or in Spain, I almost
lilies the twilightst him up, it
costs us! Beside
the dove from friends, on
mead and wealth and coming of
the happy morning, and the
flies the grace, and that long,
long ages upon all about there;
meantime (yon old pass my evening in higher
pleased at the garden and wood
and we wept, and for Pyramus,
the sun peels from spot of
something into the
lines Comes and purgatorial crew! are
oil and of you when rose
with all its salutes their materials:
she had babbled meekly from
theirs—God blessing, till gardens, walls so cost
a quarterd stalks the brows) that
not a moments ease, that are not
a steady stands are still be storm
and deeds, and a my days, was
shows that use: the never
at least and go. like hope for
sometimes (he known; human naked
trees; Am to me From
pearl. he fell will he refusal,
recollect you so that
understands the floor to say,
is that ever might back to
cope for what a shadow sits
apart, he took the snow, nor thought of
eternal streamless: but whom
the other that loved to
ask him whence I was born,
a bitterness—stood that day, ye
wadna been many a bright of
the lash to touch! I cant
dare a comfortable to change,
and knowledge that change! D throne.
O Sorrow, cruel fire, and
ride, and whites and then, you yourself
shant carry me.) Their
numbers, thoughts can be besprent a
hair had a thousand thoughts they climb.
For the years logs into
the very tree, mocks
your body and needs and though ye
be, yet, evn tho left barren
bush flits across th Atlantic
broad-should not shun the personage
of purchasing of thine, the
human being much embarkd of
late espouse, and the moulderd
with you. And heard, as
with child win must be driven,
and four spoil, and then grow deeper eye.
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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TURKISH HOUSES ON THE BOSPHORUS
“ It was indeed a wide extensive building
“Winch opened on their view, and o’er the fiont There seem’d to he
besprent a deal of gilding, And various hues, as in the Turkish wont A gaudy
taste; for they are little skill’d in the arts of which these lands were once
the font: Each villa on the Bosphorus looks a screen IS’ew painted, or a pretty
opera-scene.”
However the description of the noble poet
which heads the present chapter may apply to many of the country residences on
the channel, it cannot be denied that to others it is entirely inapplicable;
for there are only too great a number which resemble nothing less than “ A
screen new painted.”
The shores of the Bosphorus are a study—not
only for their beauty, hut because, in the general aspect of the dwellings that
fringe them, the traveller may read a great moral lesson; for Turkey is a
country where the population do not fall back upon the past, where they are
almost careless of the future, and where the present is every thing. The Turk
builds for himself, toils for himself, intrigues for himself, as his father did
before him; and leaves his children to strive and to create in their turn with
the “ Inshallah!” of an earnest and unaffected philosophy. Fortune, even in the
West, is a fickle tenure; but in the
Osmanli rises
East, it is sometimes the mere ephemera of
a day; and thus, as the Osmanli rises in that favour which alone can lend it,
lie at once erects or purchases a residence suited to his brightening
prospects, gay with temporary ornament and evanescent decoration, whose
freshness may even thus chance to outlive his prosperity. Should it do
otherwise, lie gladly renews the paint and the gilding, and repairs the ravages
of the weather, or the effects of accident; but when, as is frequent]}- the
case, it outlasts his fortunes, he contents himself with the faded and
discoloured reliques of by-gone luxury, and satisfies himself by making the
dwelling habitable, and awaiting a more golden season to renew its vanished
glories.
Thus, as the light caique of the observer
skims over the ripple, the circumstances of almost every householder on the
Bosphorus may be ascertained by the appearance of his dwelling. The residence
of the favourite and the courtier is indeed a “ wide extensive building,” over
whose front is “ besprent a deal of gilding, and various hues.” The lattices of
the harem arc gaily painted, the terraces arc bright with flowers, the marble
steps against which the blue ripple chafes in the sunshine are thronged with
attendants, and the caique that awaits its owner at their base is like a fairy
bark, glittering with gold and crimson. Arabesques adorn the walls, and pretty
kiosques peep from among the leaves of the tall trees of the extensive gardens
; the perfume of flowers and the sounds of music come blended along the water,
and the very atmosphere breathes prosperity.
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Top 10 places to travel and attractions to portugal 2020
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visited countries thanks to its idyllic climate, cheap travel prices and exceptional attractions.
Portugal’s varied earth science ranges from the abundant mountains and vineyards of the
North to the glamorous beaches of the Algarve on the southern outline.
Also, happiness to Portugal, however, lies within the Atlantic ar the archipelagos of Azores
and Madeira, best-known for his or her lush landscapes and flower gardens.
Here’s a glance at the simplest places to go to in Portugal.
1-Coimbra
A charming town located by the Mondego watercourse, Coimbra is home to a treasure of historic
sites and a vigorous culture that's targeted around one among Europe’s oldest universities.
One of the simplest things to try and do in Coimbra is to easily wander away and see the various historic
attractions from the beautiful recent Cathedral to the Gothic religious residence of Santa Clara-a-Velha,
which contains the grave of Queen Isabel.
No trip to Coimbra would be complete while not a visit to the University of Coimbra to admire
one of the world’s most stunning libraries.
2-The Azores
The earth of the Azores consists of nine volcanic islands within the Atlantic,
located concerning 930 miles west of Lisboa.
Renowned for foremost whale observance, hot mineral springs, and quaint seaboard cities,
each island has its own fascinating identity.
São Miguel is that the largest island of the Azores and is thought as “The inexperienced Island” whereas
Pico is home to the very best mountain in Portugal.
3-Aveiro
Hugging the country’s seashore in Central Portugal, Aveiro may be an active town
often referred to as “the Venezia of Portugal” thanks to its picturesque setting of scenic canals
connected by charming bridges and dotted with colorful gondolas.
Historic sites, attractive beaches, and attractive cookery conjointly build Aveiro a well-liked holidaymaker
destination.
The’s several looking at gems embody the Aveiro Cathedral, the São Gonçalinho Chapel
and the Convento Diamond State Savior.
These all provide pretty designs and artworks.
4-Evora
Evora could also be a tiny low city in southern Portugal, however, it packs Brobdingnagian holidaymaker attractiveness.
With a history geological dating back quite a pair of,000 years, Evora was once a flourishing town below
Roman rule.
Today, Evora shelters quite four,000 historic structures together with the recent Roman walls and
temples.
Another highlight is that the thirteenth-century Cathedral of Evora, one among Portugal’s most vital
Gothic structures.
Not far outside the town is Europe’s largest advanced of prehistoric megaliths that are also priced a glance.
5-Porto
World far-famed for its production of fine fortified wine, the busy town of Porto sprawls on
the hills high the Douro watercourse in northern Portugal.
At the center of Porto is that the charming pedestrian zone, the Ribeira, Associate in Nursing region place on
the river, noisy in live music, cafes, restaurants, and street vendors.
Dominating this well-liked holidaymaker setting is that the Ponte Dom Luis, a metal, double-deck arch
bridge that links Porto to Vila star Diamond State Ge, well-known for its fortified wine cellars.
6-Madeira
Sporting the nickname “Floating Garden of the Atlantic,” Madeira may be a fertile oasis
in the Atlantic between Portugal and geographical region, well-liked for its lush inexperienced landscapes,
flower gardens and wines.
Must-see places in Madeira embody the flower Garden and therefore the Laurissilva Forest, that harbors
the world’s largest concentration of laurel.
The capital and largest town on Madeira are Funchal, home to historic churches and fortresses
as well because the tree-lined recreation facility Promenade, that presents spectacular ocean views.
7-Sintra
Nestled within the foothills of the Sintra Mountains on the Lisboa Coast, Sintra presents a spectacular
the setting of abundant hills besprent with pretty castles and palaces.
The most far-famed is Pena’s Palace, a fantastical castle admires Germany’s Neuschwanstein.
Built-in the mid-1800s and serving as a summer retreat for the Portuguese house, Pena’s
Palace is encircled by wooded parklands containing exotic trees and flowers.
Also to not be lost ar the traditional ruins of the Castle of the Moors crowning the city’s
highest hill, and therefore the romantic Monserrate Palace with its subtropic gardens.
8-Obidos
Located on a top within the Centro Region of western Portugal, Obidos is encircled by
a recent fortified wall.
Besides the wall, the glorious medieval castle and historic center of Obidos build
up the city’s main attraction and may simply be walked.
A labyrinth of slender, cobbled streets leads guests on busy squares, quaint outlets
and painted homes spruced with colorful flowers.
The castle with its commanding building, Brobdingnagian gates, and towers is currently an opulent building
but a marvel to see, however.
9-Algarve
Sunny Mediterranean climate, attractive beaches, picturesque cities, fabulous cookery and cheap
costs ar some of the explanations that build the Algarve one among the foremost well-liked destinations
in Portugal.
Located within the country’s southmost region, the Algarve offers a feast for the eyes, from
tranquil landscapes of olive groves, ancient painted villages to the wild, windswept
coast with its dramatic cliffs dotted with summer resorts.
Faro is the region’s capital, and Lagos is that the area’s hot spot for nightlife.
10-Lisbon
Stretching on the banks of the Tagus close to the Atlantic, Portugal’s capital
and largest town winds upward among seven steep hills, forming a fascinating destination
of colorful neighborhoods, ringing in ancient folk ballad music.
The city’s oldest district is Alfama, Associate in Nursing recent Moorish quarter, distinct for its maze
of cobble streets, rustic design and St. George’s Castle.
The best thanks to expertise Lisboa is by taking one among the vintage trams like the well
known Tram twenty-eight, that winds on historic quarters, gardens and main attractions.
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Lamia
UPON a time, before the faery broods
Drove Nymph and Satyr from the prosperous woods,
Before King Oberon’s bright diadem,
Sceptre, and mantle, clasp’d with dewy gem,
Frighted away the Dryads and the Fauns
From rushes green, and brakes, and cowslip’d lawns,
The ever-smitten Hermes empty left
His golden throne, bent warm on amorous theft:
From high Olympus had he stolen light,
On this side of Jove’s clouds, to escape the sight
Of his great summoner, and made retreat
Into a forest on the shores of Crete.
For somewhere in that sacred island dwelt
A nymph, to whom all hoofed Satyrs knelt;
At whose white feet the languid Tritons poured
Pearls, while on land they wither’d and adored.
Fast by the springs where she to bathe was wont,
And in those meads where sometime she might haunt,
Were strewn rich gifts, unknown to any Muse,
Though Fancy’s casket were unlock’d to choose.
Ah, what a world of love was at her feet!
So Hermes thought, and a celestial heat
Burnt from his winged heels to either ear,
That from a whiteness, as the lily clear,
Blush’d into roses ’mid his golden hair,
Fallen in jealous curls about his shoulders bare.
From vale to vale, from wood to wood, he flew,
Breathing upon the flowers his passion new,
And wound with many a river to its head,
To find where this sweet nymph prepar’d her secret bed:
In vain; the sweet nymph might nowhere be found,
And so he rested, on the lonely ground,
Pensive, and full of painful jealousies
Of the Wood-Gods, and even the very trees.
There as he stood, he heard a mournful voice,
Such as once heard, in gentle heart, destroys
All pain but pity: thus the lone voice spake:
“When from this wreathed tomb shall I awake!
“When move in a sweet body fit for life,
“And love, and pleasure, and the ruddy strife
“Of hearts and lips! Ah, miserable me!”
The God, dove-footed, glided silently
Round bush and tree, soft-brushing, in his speed,
The taller grasses and full-flowering weed,
Until he found a palpitating snake,
Bright, and cirque-couchant in a dusky brake.
She was a gordian shape of dazzling hue,
Vermilion-spotted, golden, green, and blue;
Striped like a zebra, freckled like a pard,
Eyed like a peacock, and all crimson barr’d;
And full of silver moons, that, as she breathed,
Dissolv’d, or brighter shone, or interwreathed
Their lustres with the gloomier tapestries—
So rainbow-sided, touch’d with miseries,
She seem’d, at once, some penanced lady elf,
Some demon’s mistress, or the demon’s self.
Upon her crest she wore a wannish fire
Sprinkled with stars, like Ariadne’s tiar:
Her head was serpent, but ah, bitter-sweet!
She had a woman’s mouth with all its pearls complete:
And for her eyes: what could such eyes do there
But weep, and weep, that they were born so fair?
As Proserpine still weeps for her Sicilian air.
Her throat was serpent, but the words she spake
Came, as through bubbling honey, for Love’s sake,
And thus; while Hermes on his pinions lay,
Like a stoop’d falcon ere he takes his prey.
“Fair Hermes, crown’d with feathers, fluttering light,
“I had a splendid dream of thee last night:
“I saw thee sitting, on a throne of gold,
“Among the Gods, upon Olympus old,
“The only sad one; for thou didst not hear
“The soft, lute-finger’d Muses chaunting clear,
“Nor even Apollo when he sang alone,
“Deaf to his throbbing throat’s long, long melodious moan.
“I dreamt I saw thee, robed in purple flakes,
“Break amorous through the clouds, as morning breaks,
“And, swiftly as a bright Phoebean dart,
“Strike for the Cretan isle; and here thou art!
“Too gentle Hermes, hast thou found the maid?”
Whereat the star of Lethe not delay’d
His rosy eloquence, and thus inquired:
“Thou smooth-lipp’d serpent, surely high inspired!
“Thou beauteous wreath, with melancholy eyes,
“Possess whatever bliss thou canst devise,
“Telling me only where my nymph is fled,—
“Where she doth breathe!” “Bright planet, thou hast said,”
Return’d the snake, “but seal with oaths, fair God!”
“I swear,” said Hermes, “by my serpent rod,
“And by thine eyes, and by thy starry crown!”
Light flew his earnest words, among the blossoms blown.
Then thus again the brilliance feminine:
“Too frail of heart! for this lost nymph of thine,
“Free as the air, invisibly, she strays
“About these thornless wilds; her pleasant days
“She tastes unseen; unseen her nimble feet
“Leave traces in the grass and flowers sweet;
“From weary tendrils, and bow’d branches green,
“She plucks the fruit unseen, she bathes unseen:
“And by my power is her beauty veil’d
“To keep it unaffronted, unassail’d
“By the love-glances of unlovely eyes,
“Of Satyrs, Fauns, and blear’d Silenus’ sighs.
“Pale grew her immortality, for woe
“Of all these lovers, and she grieved so
“I took compassion on her, bade her steep
“Her hair in weird syrops, that would keep
“Her loveliness invisible, yet free
“To wander as she loves, in liberty.
“Thou shalt behold her, Hermes, thou alone,
“If thou wilt, as thou swearest, grant my boon!”
Then, once again, the charmed God began
An oath, and through the serpent’s ears it ran
Warm, tremulous, devout, psalterian.
Ravish’d, she lifted her Circean head,
Blush’d a live damask, and swift-lisping said,
“I was a woman, let me have once more
“A woman’s shape, and charming as before.
“I love a youth of Corinth—O the bliss!
“Give me my woman’s form, and place me where he is.
“Stoop, Hermes, let me breathe upon thy brow,
“And thou shalt see thy sweet nymph even now.”
The God on half-shut feathers sank serene,
She breath’d upon his eyes, and swift was seen
Of both the guarded nymph near-smiling on the green.
It was no dream; or say a dream it was,
Real are the dreams of Gods, and smoothly pass
Their pleasures in a long immortal dream.
One warm, flush’d moment, hovering, it might seem
Dash’d by the wood-nymph’s beauty, so he burn’d;
Then, lighting on the printless verdure, turn’d
To the swoon’d serpent, and with languid arm,
Delicate, put to proof the lythe Caducean charm.
So done, upon the nymph his eyes he bent,
Full of adoring tears and blandishment,
And towards her stept: she, like a moon in wane,
Faded before him, cower’d, nor could restrain
Her fearful sobs, self-folding like a flower
That faints into itself at evening hour:
But the God fostering her chilled hand,
She felt the warmth, her eyelids open’d bland,
And, like new flowers at morning song of bees,
Bloom’d, and gave up her honey to the lees.
Into the green-recessed woods they flew;
Nor grew they pale, as mortal lovers do.
Left to herself, the serpent now began
To change; her elfin blood in madness ran,
Her mouth foam’d, and the grass, therewith besprent,
Wither’d at dew so sweet and virulent;
Her eyes in torture fix’d, and anguish drear,
Hot, glaz’d, and wide, with lid-lashes all sear,
Flash’d phosphor and sharp sparks, without one cooling tear.
The colours all inflam’d throughout her train,
She writh’d about, convuls’d with scarlet pain:
A deep volcanian yellow took the place
Of all her milder-mooned body’s grace;
And, as the lava ravishes the mead,
Spoilt all her silver mail, and golden brede;
Made gloom of all her frecklings, streaks and bars,
Eclips’d her crescents, and lick’d up her stars:
So that, in moments few, she was undrest
Of all her sapphires, greens, and amethyst,
And rubious-argent: of all these bereft,
Nothing but pain and ugliness were left.
Still shone her crown; that vanish’d, also she
Melted and disappear’d as suddenly;
And in the air, her new voice luting soft,
Cried, “Lycius! gentle Lycius!”—Borne aloft
With the bright mists about the mountains hoar
These words dissolv’d: Crete’s forests heard no more.
Whither fled Lamia, now a lady bright,
A full-born beauty new and exquisite?
She fled into that valley they pass o’er
Who go to Corinth from Cenchreas’ shore;
And rested at the foot of those wild hills,
The rugged founts of the Peraean rills,
And of that other ridge whose barren back
Stretches, with all its mist and cloudy rack,
South-westward to Cleone. There she stood
About a young bird’s flutter from a wood,
Fair, on a sloping green of mossy tread,
By a clear pool, wherein she passioned
To see herself escap’d from so sore ills,
While her robes flaunted with the daffodils.
Ah, happy Lycius!—for she was a maid
More beautiful than ever twisted braid,
Or sigh’d, or blush’d, or on spring-flowered lea
Spread a green kirtle to the minstrelsy:
A virgin purest lipp’d, yet in the lore
Of love deep learned to the red heart’s core:
Not one hour old, yet of sciential brain
To unperplex bliss from its neighbour pain;
Define their pettish limits, and estrange
Their points of contact, and swift counterchange;
Intrigue with the specious chaos, and dispart
Its most ambiguous atoms with sure art;
As though in Cupid’s college she had spent
Sweet days a lovely graduate, still unshent,
And kept his rosy terms in idle languishment.
Why this fair creature chose so fairily
By the wayside to linger, we shall see;
But first ’tis fit to tell how she could muse
And dream, when in the serpent prison-house,
Of all she list, strange or magnificent:
How, ever, where she will’d, her spirit went;
Whether to faint Elysium, or where
Down through tress-lifting waves the Nereids fair
Wind into Thetis’ bower by many a pearly stair;
Or where God Bacchus drains his cups divine,
Stretch’d out, at ease, beneath a glutinous pine;
Or where in Pluto’s gardens palatine
Mulciber’s columns gleam in far piazzian line.
And sometimes into cities she would send
Her dream, with feast and rioting to blend;
And once, while among mortals dreaming thus,
She saw the young Corinthian Lycius
Charioting foremost in the envious race,
Like a young Jove with calm uneager face,
And fell into a swooning love of him.
Now on the moth-time of that evening dim
He would return that way, as well she knew,
To Corinth from the shore; for freshly blew
The eastern soft wind, and his galley now
Grated the quaystones with her brazen prow
In port Cenchreas, from Egina isle 225
Fresh anchor’d; whither he had been awhile
To sacrifice to Jove, whose temple there
Waits with high marble doors for blood and incense rare.
Jove heard his vows, and better’d his desire;
For by some freakful chance he made retire
From his companions, and set forth to walk,
Perhaps grown wearied of their Corinth talk:
Over the solitary hills he fared,
Thoughtless at first, but ere eve’s star appeared
His phantasy was lost, where reason fades,
In the calm’d twilight of Platonic shades.
Lamia beheld him coming, near, more near—
Close to her passing, in indifference drear,
His silent sandals swept the mossy green;
So neighbour’d to him, and yet so unseen
She stood: he pass’d, shut up in mysteries,
His mind wrapp’d like his mantle, while her eyes
Follow’d his steps, and her neck regal white
Turn’d—syllabling thus, “Ah, Lycius bright,
“And will you leave me on the hills alone?
“Lycius, look back! and be some pity shown.”
He did; not with cold wonder fearingly,
But Orpheus-like at an Eurydice;
For so delicious were the words she sung,
It seem’d he had lov’d them a whole summer long:
And soon his eyes had drunk her beauty up,
Leaving no drop in the bewildering cup,
And still the cup was full,—while he afraid
Lest she should vanish ere his lip had paid
Due adoration, thus began to adore;
Her soft look growing coy, she saw his chain so sure:
“Leave thee alone! Look back! Ah, Goddess, see
“Whether my eyes can ever turn from thee!
“For pity do not this sad heart belie—
“Even as thou vanishest so I shall die.
“Stay! though a Naiad of the rivers, stay!
“To thy far wishes will thy streams obey:
“Stay! though the greenest woods be thy domain,
“Alone they can drink up the morning rain:
“Though a descended Pleiad, will not one
“Of thine harmonious sisters keep in tune
“Thy spheres, and as thy silver proxy shine?
“So sweetly to these ravish’d ears of mine
“Came thy sweet greeting, that if thou shouldst fade
“Thy memory will waste me to a shade:—
“For pity do not melt!”—“If I should stay,”
Said Lamia, “here, upon this floor of clay,
“And pain my steps upon these flowers too rough,
“What canst thou say or do of charm enough
“To dull the nice remembrance of my home?
“Thou canst not ask me with thee here to roam
“Over these hills and vales, where no joy is,—
“Empty of immortality and bliss!
“Thou art a scholar, Lycius, and must know
“That finer spirits cannot breathe below
“In human climes, and live: Alas! poor youth,
“What taste of purer air hast thou to soothe
“My essence? What serener palaces,
“Where I may all my many senses please,
“And by mysterious sleights a hundred thirsts appease?
“It cannot be—Adieu!” So said, she rose
Tiptoe with white arms spread. He, sick to lose
The amorous promise of her lone complain,
Swoon’d, murmuring of love, and pale with pain.
The cruel lady, without any show
Of sorrow for her tender favourite’s woe,
But rather, if her eyes could brighter be,
With brighter eyes and slow amenity,
Put her new lips to his, and gave afresh
The life she had so tangled in her mesh:
And as he from one trance was wakening
Into another, she began to sing,
Happy in beauty, life, and love, and every thing,
A song of love, too sweet for earthly lyres,
While, like held breath, the stars drew in their panting fires
And then she whisper’d in such trembling tone,
As those who, safe together met alone
For the first time through many anguish’d days,
Use other speech than looks; bidding him raise
His drooping head, and clear his soul of doubt,
For that she was a woman, and without
Any more subtle fluid in her veins
Than throbbing blood, and that the self-same pains
Inhabited her frail-strung heart as his.
And next she wonder’d how his eyes could miss
Her face so long in Corinth, where, she said,
She dwelt but half retir’d, and there had led
Days happy as the gold coin could invent
Without the aid of love; yet in content
Till she saw him, as once she pass’d him by, 315
Where ’gainst a column he leant thoughtfully
At Venus’ temple porch, ’mid baskets heap’d
Of amorous herbs and flowers, newly reap’d
Late on that eve, as ’twas the night before
The Adonian feast; whereof she saw no more,
But wept alone those days, for why should she adore?
Lycius from death awoke into amaze,
To see her still, and singing so sweet lays;
Then from amaze into delight he fell
To hear her whisper woman’s lore so well;
And every word she spake entic’d him on
To unperplex’d delight and pleasure known.
Let the mad poets say whate’er they please
Of the sweets of Fairies, Peris, Goddesses,
There is not such a treat among them all,
Haunters of cavern, lake, and waterfall,
As a real woman, lineal indeed
From Pyrrha’s pebbles or old Adam’s seed.
Thus gentle Lamia judg’d, and judg’d aright,
That Lycius could not love in half a fright,
So threw the goddess off, and won his heart
More pleasantly by playing woman’s part,
With no more awe than what her beauty gave,
That, while it smote, still guaranteed to save.
Lycius to all made eloquent reply,
Marrying to every word a twinborn sigh;
And last, pointing to Corinth, ask’d her sweet,
If ’twas too far that night for her soft feet.
The way was short, for Lamia’s eagerness
Made, by a spell, the triple league decrease
To a few paces; not at all surmised
By blinded Lycius, so in her comprized.
They pass’d the city gates, he knew not how
So noiseless, and he never thought to know.
As men talk in a dream, so Corinth all,
Throughout her palaces imperial,
And all her populous streets and temples lewd,
Mutter’d, like tempest in the distance brew’d,
To the wide-spreaded night above her towers.
Men, women, rich and poor, in the cool hours,
Shuffled their sandals o’er the pavement white,
Companion’d or alone; while many a light
Flared, here and there, from wealthy festivals,
And threw their moving shadows on the walls,
Or found them cluster’d in the corniced shade
Of some arch’d temple door, or dusky colonnade.
Muffling his face, of greeting friends in fear,
Her fingers he press’d hard, as one came near
With curl’d gray beard, sharp eyes, and smooth bald crown,
Slow-stepp’d, and robed in philosophic gown:
Lycius shrank closer, as they met and past,
Into his mantle, adding wings to haste,
While hurried Lamia trembled: “Ah,” said he,
“Why do you shudder, love, so ruefully?
“Why does your tender palm dissolve in dew?”—
“I’m wearied,” said fair Lamia: “tell me who
“Is that old man? I cannot bring to mind
“His features:—Lycius! wherefore did you blind
“Yourself from his quick eyes?” Lycius replied,
“’Tis Apollonius sage, my trusty guide
“And good instructor; but to-night he seems
“The ghost of folly haunting my sweet dreams.
While yet he spake they had arrived before
A pillar’d porch, with lofty portal door,
Where hung a silver lamp, whose phosphor glow
Reflected in the slabbed steps below,
Mild as a star in water; for so new,
And so unsullied was the marble hue,
So through the crystal polish, liquid fine,
Ran the dark veins, that none but feet divine
Could e’er have touch’d there. Sounds Aeolian
Breath’d from the hinges, as the ample span
Of the wide doors disclos’d a place unknown
Some time to any, but those two alone,
And a few Persian mutes, who that same year
Were seen about the markets: none knew where
They could inhabit; the most curious
Were foil’d, who watch’d to trace them to their house:
And but the flitter-winged verse must tell,
For truth’s sake, what woe afterwards befel,
’Twould humour many a heart to leave them thus,
Shut from the busy world of more incredulous.
J. Keats.
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