A Miscellany of Poetry
A Miscellany of Poetry
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Sturge And to the ebon threshold of each house, Moore Conjured forth the man that each was planned for : Great creatures smiling with his father's smile.
Muscular, wealthy and self-satisfied, Wearing loud-coloured raiment, earrings, chains, Aimlet and buckle, all of clanking gold.
His spirit drank from theirs great draughts of pride And read their minds more clearly than his own ; All, with one counsel like a chorus, dinned His soul that then was mine, With truths well-proved in action.
" Love ...is chaos.
For order's sake Whatever must be, should be, " Roared those bulls of Bashan.
Then their proud chant argued, " How should this woman know Her httle lad again, Who either now is bones Under the fertile field, Or well nigh a grown man ?
Say they should cross at market Both slaves would pass on, not a start the wiser.
What is she then to him Or he to her After these years ?
To drag a life that might have been but is not With toil of mind and heart, Through dreary year on year, Neglecting for its sake the life that is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sturge And to the ebon threshold of each house, Moore Conjured forth the man that each was planned for : Great creatures smiling with his father's smile.
Muscular, wealthy and self-satisfied, Wearing loud-coloured raiment, earrings, chains, Aimlet and buckle, all of clanking gold.
His spirit drank from theirs great draughts of pride And read their minds more clearly than his own ; All, with one counsel like a chorus, dinned His soul that then was mine, With truths well-proved in action.
" Love ...is chaos.
For order's sake Whatever must be, should be, " Roared those bulls of Bashan.
Then their proud chant argued, " How should this woman know Her httle lad again, Who either now is bones Under the fertile field, Or well nigh a grown man ?
Say they should cross at market Both slaves would pass on, not a start the wiser.
What is she then to him Or he to her After these years ?
To drag a life that might have been but is not With toil of mind and heart, Through dreary year on year, Neglecting for its sake the life that is.
What to read after A Miscellany of Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Kean Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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