Poem Outlines
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" said a comfortable burgher oak. " I hear much of him these later days. " Why, Love, he owneth all things: trees and land and water power.
[81] POEM OUTLINES OH, man falls into this wide sea of life Like a pebble dropped by idle hands in water.
The little circle of the stir he makes Does lessen as it widens, until Death Comes on, and straightway the round ripple is gone out.
[82 POEM OUTLINES THE grave is a cup Wherewith I dip up My draughts from the lake of life.
(Death, loquitor. ) Death is ...the cup-bearer of Heaven, God's Ganymede, and his cup is the grave, and life is the wine that fills it.
[83] POEM OUTLINES BIRTH is but a folding of our wings.
[84] POEM OUTLINES WHEN bees, in honey-frenzies, rage and rage, And their hot dainty wars with flowers wage, Foraying in the woods for sweet rapine And spreading odorous havoc o'er the green.
[85] POEM OUTLINES ALL men are pearl-divers, and we have but plunged down into this straggling salt-sea of Life to find a pearl. This Pearl, like all others, comes from a wound: it is the Pearl of Love after Grief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said a comfortable burgher oak. " I hear much of him these later days. " Why, Love, he owneth all things: trees and land and water power.
[81] POEM OUTLINES OH, man falls into this wide sea of life Like a pebble dropped by idle hands in water.
The little circle of the stir he makes Does lessen as it widens, until Death Comes on, and straightway the round ripple is gone out.
[82 POEM OUTLINES THE grave is a cup Wherewith I dip up My draughts from the lake of life.
(Death, loquitor. ) Death is ...the cup-bearer of Heaven, God's Ganymede, and his cup is the grave, and life is the wine that fills it.
[83] POEM OUTLINES BIRTH is but a folding of our wings.
[84] POEM OUTLINES WHEN bees, in honey-frenzies, rage and rage, And their hot dainty wars with flowers wage, Foraying in the woods for sweet rapine And spreading odorous havoc o'er the green.
[85] POEM OUTLINES ALL men are pearl-divers, and we have but plunged down into this straggling salt-sea of Life to find a pearl. This Pearl, like all others, comes from a wound: it is the Pearl of Love after Grief.
What to read after Poem Outlines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lanier Sidney to read onlineMoreLess
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