Arthur Oshaughnessy His Life And His Work With Selections From His Poems
Arthur Oshaughnessy His Life And His Work With Selections From His Poems
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I go with them ; and in their sight I would not scorn their little light, Nor mock the things they hold divine ; But when I kneel before the shrine Of some base deity of theirs, I pray all inwardly to mine, And send my soul up with my prayers : For I ah, to myself I say I have a heaven though far away ; And there my love went long ago, With all the things my heart loves so ; And there my songs fly, every one : And I shall find them there I know When this sad pilgrimage is done.
5 1 THE CYPRESS ...O IVORY bird, that shakest thy wan plumes, And dost forget the sweetness of thy throat For a most strange and melancholy note That will forsake the summer and the blooms And go to winter in a place remote !
The country where thou goest, Ivory bird !
It hath no pleasant nesting-place for thee ; There are no skies nor flowers fair to see, Nor any shade at noon as I have heard But the black shadow of the Cypress tree.
The Cypress tree, it groweth on a mound ; And sickly are the flowers it hath of May, Full of a false and subtle spell are they ; For whoso breathes the scent of them around, He shall not see the happy Summer day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I go with them ; and in their sight I would not scorn their little light, Nor mock the things they hold divine ; But when I kneel before the shrine Of some base deity of theirs, I pray all inwardly to mine, And send my soul up with my prayers : For I ah, to myself I say I have a heaven though far away ; And there my love went long ago, With all the things my heart loves so ; And there my songs fly, every one : And I shall find them there I know When this sad pilgrimage is done.
5 1 THE CYPRESS ...O IVORY bird, that shakest thy wan plumes, And dost forget the sweetness of thy throat For a most strange and melancholy note That will forsake the summer and the blooms And go to winter in a place remote !
The country where thou goest, Ivory bird !
It hath no pleasant nesting-place for thee ; There are no skies nor flowers fair to see, Nor any shade at noon as I have heard But the black shadow of the Cypress tree.
The Cypress tree, it groweth on a mound ; And sickly are the flowers it hath of May, Full of a false and subtle spell are they ; For whoso breathes the scent of them around, He shall not see the happy Summer day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur William Edgar Oshaughnessy to read onlineMoreLess
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