My book of Songs And Sonnets
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56 Ill The pity of it ! that these foolish feet That erstwhile kept the path should turn aside, That this sweet soul by genius dignified Should forfeit late the crown of conquest, meet For such white hair ; that, bowed and incomplete, Should end this life, this life of patient pride, That seemed so strong, but could no longer bide The stress of want and Fame's withholden sweet ! Better were death than this, unless e'en yet There be a hope we see not, a return In some lone prayer, or tears, Oi f...ar-off call May yet reach Love, that Love, who from his gate Seeks 'mid his nearing pilgrims to discern The feeble steps of his old prodigal. 57 IV A YOUNG POET Long since, in youthful insolence, I deemed The untried vigour of Spring in heart and brain The pledge of great fulfilment : glad and vain I gazed where far-off mountain glory gleamed Above a valley mist, and gazing, dreamed I too one day could join the laurelled train Upon the heights, whose thought and breath sustain The soul of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
56 Ill The pity of it ! that these foolish feet That erstwhile kept the path should turn aside, That this sweet soul by genius dignified Should forfeit late the crown of conquest, meet For such white hair ; that, bowed and incomplete, Should end this life, this life of patient pride, That seemed so strong, but could no longer bide The stress of want and Fame's withholden sweet ! Better were death than this, unless e'en yet There be a hope we see not, a return In some lone prayer, or tears, Oi f...ar-off call May yet reach Love, that Love, who from his gate Seeks 'mid his nearing pilgrims to discern The feeble steps of his old prodigal. 57 IV A YOUNG POET Long since, in youthful insolence, I deemed The untried vigour of Spring in heart and brain The pledge of great fulfilment : glad and vain I gazed where far-off mountain glory gleamed Above a valley mist, and gazing, dreamed I too one day could join the laurelled train Upon the heights, whose thought and breath sustain The soul of the world.
What to read after My book of Songs And Sonnets?
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