Merris And Other Poems
Merris And Other Poems
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Our mental eyes, like those of lately blind, Whittle the facts of life to actual size, And now we know the foolish, being kind, Do thereby quickly grow exceeding wise — For kindness is the healer of all strife, The salt that keeps the spirit fresh and sweet. And, having found the touchstone of this life, We can watch time cross out life's shortening leet. Till after long together happy days Death calls us out of life's enchanting maze.
SONNETS 167 Good, holy Europe has a fit each clay About our... acquisitions everywhere, With sermonisings in the Christian way, Which means they want to rob us of our share. If heinous in a strong, imperial race Like us, to hoist our flag o'er savage lands, In what way does the action wash its face Done to the music of the German bands ? To the tame, weakly cats belong the mice. While the great royal lion kills the moose, And if they try from it to steal a slice, It shall be only what the lion choose : For God's own law will never be reversed. We, strongest, ablest, ever shall be first.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our mental eyes, like those of lately blind, Whittle the facts of life to actual size, And now we know the foolish, being kind, Do thereby quickly grow exceeding wise — For kindness is the healer of all strife, The salt that keeps the spirit fresh and sweet. And, having found the touchstone of this life, We can watch time cross out life's shortening leet. Till after long together happy days Death calls us out of life's enchanting maze.
SONNETS 167 Good, holy Europe has a fit each clay About our... acquisitions everywhere, With sermonisings in the Christian way, Which means they want to rob us of our share. If heinous in a strong, imperial race Like us, to hoist our flag o'er savage lands, In what way does the action wash its face Done to the music of the German bands ? To the tame, weakly cats belong the mice. While the great royal lion kills the moose, And if they try from it to steal a slice, It shall be only what the lion choose : For God's own law will never be reversed. We, strongest, ablest, ever shall be first.
What to read after Merris And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace Deluscar to read onlineMoreLess
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