A book of Day Dreams
A book of Day Dreams
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And let that solemn chantry of the woods, From whose winged priests perpetual requiems rise, Loose all its voices and their echoing floods, To sound Love's sad, religious obsequies. So do your service and when ye are gone There's time enough for Life and me to mourn.
LXXIII.
But we are left, O Daemon ; we endure, Though each lamenting echo be a blow, Thou dost deny me happiness ; be sure Thou not refusest the boon : To know ! To know !
Not by slight guesses may I now be won, Dream's faith would... question if faith aught could lack, Thou must voyage with me to the central One, Mine be the peril, mine the journey back.
Thou hast been judge of me and still would press Thy service for each errand of the soul.
Now o'er thee rises a ruler merciless ; Thou must be all, do all, and all control.
Love, Joy, Hope went for that thou didst insist ; Now find a worthier for each friend dismissed.
LXXIV.
Come, let us hence, ere we are grown too weak ! An immortal charge of sorrow have we gained ; Twinned now in hate together must we seek The isolation that before we feigned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And let that solemn chantry of the woods, From whose winged priests perpetual requiems rise, Loose all its voices and their echoing floods, To sound Love's sad, religious obsequies. So do your service and when ye are gone There's time enough for Life and me to mourn.
LXXIII.
But we are left, O Daemon ; we endure, Though each lamenting echo be a blow, Thou dost deny me happiness ; be sure Thou not refusest the boon : To know ! To know !
Not by slight guesses may I now be won, Dream's faith would... question if faith aught could lack, Thou must voyage with me to the central One, Mine be the peril, mine the journey back.
Thou hast been judge of me and still would press Thy service for each errand of the soul.
Now o'er thee rises a ruler merciless ; Thou must be all, do all, and all control.
Love, Joy, Hope went for that thou didst insist ; Now find a worthier for each friend dismissed.
LXXIV.
Come, let us hence, ere we are grown too weak ! An immortal charge of sorrow have we gained ; Twinned now in hate together must we seek The isolation that before we feigned.
What to read after A book of Day Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Leonard Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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