Poetical Works
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AN ANCIENT ERROR He that has and a little tiny wit, — With hey, ho, the wind and the rain. — Lear The " sobbing wind," the " weeping rain," ■ 'T is time to give the lie To these old superstitions twain, That poets sing and sigh.
Taste the sweet drops, — no tang of brine ; Feel them, — they do not burn ; The daisy-buds, whereon they shine, Laugh, and to blossoms turn.
There is no natural grief or sin ; 'T is we have flung the pall.
And brought the sound of sorrow in.
Pan is not dead at all.
The ...merry Pan ! his blithesome look Twinkles through sun and rain ; By ivied rock and rippled brook He pipes his jocund strain.
If winds have wailed and skies wept tears, To poet's vision dim.
AN ANCIENT ERROR 319 'T was that his own sobs filled his ears, His weeping blinded him.
'Tis laughing breeze and singing shower, As ever heart could need ; And who with " hey " and " ho " must lower Hath " tiny wit " indeed.
AN ADAGE FROM THE ORIENT At the punch-bowl's brink, Let the thirsty think What they say in Japan : " First the man takes a drink, Then the drink takes a drink, Then the drink takes the man !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AN ANCIENT ERROR He that has and a little tiny wit, — With hey, ho, the wind and the rain. — Lear The " sobbing wind," the " weeping rain," ■ 'T is time to give the lie To these old superstitions twain, That poets sing and sigh.
Taste the sweet drops, — no tang of brine ; Feel them, — they do not burn ; The daisy-buds, whereon they shine, Laugh, and to blossoms turn.
There is no natural grief or sin ; 'T is we have flung the pall.
And brought the sound of sorrow in.
Pan is not dead at all.
The ...merry Pan ! his blithesome look Twinkles through sun and rain ; By ivied rock and rippled brook He pipes his jocund strain.
If winds have wailed and skies wept tears, To poet's vision dim.
AN ANCIENT ERROR 319 'T was that his own sobs filled his ears, His weeping blinded him.
'Tis laughing breeze and singing shower, As ever heart could need ; And who with " hey " and " ho " must lower Hath " tiny wit " indeed.
AN ADAGE FROM THE ORIENT At the punch-bowl's brink, Let the thirsty think What they say in Japan : " First the man takes a drink, Then the drink takes a drink, Then the drink takes the man !
What to read after Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Rowland Sill to read onlineMoreLess
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