1899 · CLOSE READING
Tale of Archais
Tale of Archais (1899), PDF p. 88
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THE TALE OF ARCHAIS
While the gold planets toward the sunlight roll,
Weave, weave the dance ! Weave, weave the
eager measure !
CHARICLES
Of your revels Ill be king.
ARCHAIS
I the queen of your array.
Foot it nimbly in the ring,
CHARICLES
Strewn with violet and may.
ARCHAIS
Apple-blossom pile on high,
Till the bridal bed is duly
Panoplied with blooms that sigh.
CHARICLES
Not a flower of them shall die,
Every one shall blossom newly ;
Stars shall lend them of their beauty,
Rain and sunshine know their duty.
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