Hard Labor And Other Poems
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Thou hast so armed me for the utmost strife, I dare not fail.
[23] PRISON SONNET I DREAMED the woman who is all my care Had stretched her arms to me; a weakling s tear Dropped to my cheek unbidden; near, so near She seemed, I strove to touch in my de spair The empress coronal of night-hued hair. But anguish graven on her face I read, And in a sudden agony of dread I forced my lips to unaccustomed prayer: "If Thou art God, despite my unbelief, Guard her who hath not sinned against Thy word, Who ...hath not mocked Thee in her deep est grief; [25] HARD LABOR So shall my mouth revile no more, O Lord!" Sleep veiled from me the splendor of her eyes. Who knows if it be thus that He replies?
[26] INTROIT THE very blind A noble heritage of song may seize, A broad domain, wherein the uncon- quered mind May rest at ease.
And we who dwell Within the shadow that the glad world casts, Against our tyranny of shame rebel While music lasts.
Life hath no chain Beyond the power of joyous song to break. Hark !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou hast so armed me for the utmost strife, I dare not fail.
[23] PRISON SONNET I DREAMED the woman who is all my care Had stretched her arms to me; a weakling s tear Dropped to my cheek unbidden; near, so near She seemed, I strove to touch in my de spair The empress coronal of night-hued hair. But anguish graven on her face I read, And in a sudden agony of dread I forced my lips to unaccustomed prayer: "If Thou art God, despite my unbelief, Guard her who hath not sinned against Thy word, Who ...hath not mocked Thee in her deep est grief; [25] HARD LABOR So shall my mouth revile no more, O Lord!" Sleep veiled from me the splendor of her eyes. Who knows if it be thus that He replies?
[26] INTROIT THE very blind A noble heritage of song may seize, A broad domain, wherein the uncon- quered mind May rest at ease.
And we who dwell Within the shadow that the glad world casts, Against our tyranny of shame rebel While music lasts.
Life hath no chain Beyond the power of joyous song to break. Hark !
What to read after Hard Labor And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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