How to Fail in Literature; a Lecture
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In the slumber of the winter, In the secret of the snow, What is the voice that is crying Out of the long ago?
When the accents of the children Are silent on the stairs, When the poor forgets his troubles, And the rich forgets his cares.
What is the silent whisper That echoes in the room, When the days are full of darkness, And the night is hushed in gloom?
'Tis the voice of the departed, Who will never come again, Who has left the weary tumult, And the struggle and the pain. {5...} And my heart makes heavy answer, To the voice that comes no more, To the whisper that is welling From the far off happy shore.
If you are not satisfied with these simple ways of not succeeding, pleasetry the Grosvenor Gallery style. Here the great point is to make therhyme arrive at the end of a very long word, you should also be free withyour alliterations.
LULLABY.
When the sombre night is dumb, Hushed the loud chrysanthemum, Sister, sleep!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the slumber of the winter, In the secret of the snow, What is the voice that is crying Out of the long ago?
When the accents of the children Are silent on the stairs, When the poor forgets his troubles, And the rich forgets his cares.
What is the silent whisper That echoes in the room, When the days are full of darkness, And the night is hushed in gloom?
'Tis the voice of the departed, Who will never come again, Who has left the weary tumult, And the struggle and the pain. {5...} And my heart makes heavy answer, To the voice that comes no more, To the whisper that is welling From the far off happy shore.
If you are not satisfied with these simple ways of not succeeding, pleasetry the Grosvenor Gallery style. Here the great point is to make therhyme arrive at the end of a very long word, you should also be free withyour alliterations.
LULLABY.
When the sombre night is dumb, Hushed the loud chrysanthemum, Sister, sleep!
What to read after How to Fail in Literature; a Lecture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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