Lyrics And Sonnets
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Our manner toward the universe, alone Gauges our worth. Unable to select Life's offers, yet acceptance is our own.
SPRING IN ROME From the exalted garden, — where, afar.
Upon the dim Campagna, the low sky.
Pallid with subdued brightness, drops to lie, — I saw the sea, aglitter like a star : And felt no more the wintry winds that are.
But felt the spring. The moment going by Filled me with languorous ecstasy, and I, — Rapt in a day-dream, — lay on sands that bar With golden bound, the ever-surgi...ng ocean From the warm soft sweet shores of Italy.
I knew the restless ache of spring's commo- tion; And, as a part of Nature's entity I had the lust to lie, drinking her potion, Desirous, yet contented just to be.
A NEW MAN When I arise each morning from my bed, It is a person new-created rises ; Ready to wage the battle for life's prizes, Untroubled by the past, for that is dead.
Beyond polite apology, what's said Of yesterday is vain : a smile suffices.
And if tomorrow offer mere surmises.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our manner toward the universe, alone Gauges our worth. Unable to select Life's offers, yet acceptance is our own.
SPRING IN ROME From the exalted garden, — where, afar.
Upon the dim Campagna, the low sky.
Pallid with subdued brightness, drops to lie, — I saw the sea, aglitter like a star : And felt no more the wintry winds that are.
But felt the spring. The moment going by Filled me with languorous ecstasy, and I, — Rapt in a day-dream, — lay on sands that bar With golden bound, the ever-surgi...ng ocean From the warm soft sweet shores of Italy.
I knew the restless ache of spring's commo- tion; And, as a part of Nature's entity I had the lust to lie, drinking her potion, Desirous, yet contented just to be.
A NEW MAN When I arise each morning from my bed, It is a person new-created rises ; Ready to wage the battle for life's prizes, Untroubled by the past, for that is dead.
Beyond polite apology, what's said Of yesterday is vain : a smile suffices.
And if tomorrow offer mere surmises.
What to read after Lyrics And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by How Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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