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Is there no king o'er thee? blank, blank, blank, This is the cloud that shuts out all the light !
As one stone blind, I roll my eyes in vain.
Seeking the clue ! The reins of Providence Are tangled, or else held by hands in hell.
What shall I do ? oh ! whither shall I turn ?
Do I live? Am I an endowed being?
Or, in truth, a thought — some bitter, wand' ring thought?
I nothing know but this, that off from life The painted, shallow covering hath been taken.
And beneath a black gulf yawns upon me.
...To its unknown depths I'll her consign, And so at death leap in myself. — Oclod That lieth in the valley, would that I Were thee ! creeping worm — anything That cannot feel or think, would I were thee !
For I am in the dark. Some unknown hand Bears rule o'er me, and is a tyrant. Life And Death are met within my soul.
And, like two rayless floods, do overwhelm me.
GRIEF. Ill SCENE— The same.
THE MOTHER (aloiie).
The last rays lie the softest on a cloud, And so they lie on thee ! I might ev'n think 'Twas life, or rather some sad spirit that, When thine took flight, crept in thy vacant form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is there no king o'er thee? blank, blank, blank, This is the cloud that shuts out all the light !
As one stone blind, I roll my eyes in vain.
Seeking the clue ! The reins of Providence Are tangled, or else held by hands in hell.
What shall I do ? oh ! whither shall I turn ?
Do I live? Am I an endowed being?
Or, in truth, a thought — some bitter, wand' ring thought?
I nothing know but this, that off from life The painted, shallow covering hath been taken.
And beneath a black gulf yawns upon me.
...To its unknown depths I'll her consign, And so at death leap in myself. — Oclod That lieth in the valley, would that I Were thee ! creeping worm — anything That cannot feel or think, would I were thee !
For I am in the dark. Some unknown hand Bears rule o'er me, and is a tyrant. Life And Death are met within my soul.
And, like two rayless floods, do overwhelm me.
GRIEF. Ill SCENE— The same.
THE MOTHER (aloiie).
The last rays lie the softest on a cloud, And so they lie on thee ! I might ev'n think 'Twas life, or rather some sad spirit that, When thine took flight, crept in thy vacant form.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meditatus Pseud to read onlineMoreLess
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