A Thanksgiving Tale And Other Poems
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76 There on a dais, 'neath star-lit arch of cramesy, Justice is throned, not that of earthly fal- lacy, Whose emmet-life amenities deflect its beam From that which measures true ; that of the poet's dream, That weighs with perfect wisdom of eternity.
And what had made my soul cry out in wormwood pain, The smarting wound, felt like a serfdom's sting and stain, The leash that brought to manhood an in- dignant tear, And all my burning thoughts, seem known, ere uttered, here, Ere yet my tongue find...s fitting accents to complain.
Anon I see between my grievancers and me Of chast'ning Time's unerring Justice the decree ; And among the Ignominious of undying shame Some I can well perceive, whose deeds will bear their name, With that same stain, immortal, to Pos- terity.
76 But more will be of mere forgotten dust a grain, When I may still have life in memory's domain ; Nor only in my fancy's dream may this be- fall, But living day may swell accordant with my call, And what in truth I say may not be said in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
76 There on a dais, 'neath star-lit arch of cramesy, Justice is throned, not that of earthly fal- lacy, Whose emmet-life amenities deflect its beam From that which measures true ; that of the poet's dream, That weighs with perfect wisdom of eternity.
And what had made my soul cry out in wormwood pain, The smarting wound, felt like a serfdom's sting and stain, The leash that brought to manhood an in- dignant tear, And all my burning thoughts, seem known, ere uttered, here, Ere yet my tongue find...s fitting accents to complain.
Anon I see between my grievancers and me Of chast'ning Time's unerring Justice the decree ; And among the Ignominious of undying shame Some I can well perceive, whose deeds will bear their name, With that same stain, immortal, to Pos- terity.
76 But more will be of mere forgotten dust a grain, When I may still have life in memory's domain ; Nor only in my fancy's dream may this be- fall, But living day may swell accordant with my call, And what in truth I say may not be said in vain.
What to read after A Thanksgiving Tale And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Sultan to read onlineMoreLess
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