Doubt And Other Things
Doubt And Other Things
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Remember Sonnets are all sound Save in that slight expectant hush That follows your last fantastic rush, When if you've kept your mind upon it Your fourteenth line achieves The Sonnet.
[117] A Sigh Now come the dreamy days of Age When pleasures past as in a haze Seem magnified; And present skies however fair Seem overcast; Or if with sunset's hues made bright, Serve as the prelude to the night The dreamless Night.
[118] The Weeping Willow Look gently on this old-fashioned tree Where dew has oft...en been replaced by tears For in the drooping of its pendant leaves The tender color of undying Hope appears.
[119] To a Youth This Truth no poet yet hath told, A Truth I now confide to Thee, That Time is ever Young, not Old, As fresh as Venus from the sea; Ever leading by the hand Priceless Opportunity. Make her your bride or you'll regret, And yet, and yet, and yet, and yet, It's only now that I regret.
[120] A Dinner Declined It is so neat 'All is illusion/ Shall I turn this to confusion By advocating things are real?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remember Sonnets are all sound Save in that slight expectant hush That follows your last fantastic rush, When if you've kept your mind upon it Your fourteenth line achieves The Sonnet.
[117] A Sigh Now come the dreamy days of Age When pleasures past as in a haze Seem magnified; And present skies however fair Seem overcast; Or if with sunset's hues made bright, Serve as the prelude to the night The dreamless Night.
[118] The Weeping Willow Look gently on this old-fashioned tree Where dew has oft...en been replaced by tears For in the drooping of its pendant leaves The tender color of undying Hope appears.
[119] To a Youth This Truth no poet yet hath told, A Truth I now confide to Thee, That Time is ever Young, not Old, As fresh as Venus from the sea; Ever leading by the hand Priceless Opportunity. Make her your bride or you'll regret, And yet, and yet, and yet, and yet, It's only now that I regret.
[120] A Dinner Declined It is so neat 'All is illusion/ Shall I turn this to confusion By advocating things are real?
What to read after Doubt And Other Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elihu Vedder to read onlineMoreLess
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