An Urban Faun, And Other Poems
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55 THE FLOOD TIDE If the high Gods will only let me go While the flood tide of life is here !
To go — while all the blood is singing in my veins, While heart and brain and soul are yet aflame, And all life has to give is in my grasp.
To go when night comes and the moon is at the full, Drawing the passionate tide. To go When day comes and the great sun shines on high And wild winds race across the open plain ; When love at the flood tide grips the soul of me And all life has to give is in my gra...sp.
I do demand, what ever gods ye be I need not wait until the ebb tide comes.
Alas, mine is the tribe of the unquiet heart — I could not cleave with even strokes the outgo- ing tide.
56 A SONG Why should 'st thou fill to-day with sorrow, Because tomorrow We part.
Why wilt thou think that bitter thought, — That bitter thought — "We part." Can'st thou not fill to-day with gladness, And cast all sadness Away.
Drink the last drop of thy rich measure Of Joy and Pleasure, To-day.
Drink and be merry — stifle thy sorrow: — After tomorrow We die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
55 THE FLOOD TIDE If the high Gods will only let me go While the flood tide of life is here !
To go — while all the blood is singing in my veins, While heart and brain and soul are yet aflame, And all life has to give is in my grasp.
To go when night comes and the moon is at the full, Drawing the passionate tide. To go When day comes and the great sun shines on high And wild winds race across the open plain ; When love at the flood tide grips the soul of me And all life has to give is in my gra...sp.
I do demand, what ever gods ye be I need not wait until the ebb tide comes.
Alas, mine is the tribe of the unquiet heart — I could not cleave with even strokes the outgo- ing tide.
56 A SONG Why should 'st thou fill to-day with sorrow, Because tomorrow We part.
Why wilt thou think that bitter thought, — That bitter thought — "We part." Can'st thou not fill to-day with gladness, And cast all sadness Away.
Drink the last drop of thy rich measure Of Joy and Pleasure, To-day.
Drink and be merry — stifle thy sorrow: — After tomorrow We die.
What to read after An Urban Faun, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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