Songs of Myself
Songs of Myself
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why do you rise Amid the haunting spectres of despair To trouble their gaunt vigil with my cries ? — In tears I woke and knew the dream was true : My youth was lost, and lost the love of you. THE ANCHORET I saw thy soul stand in the moon Last night, the live-long night— The jewels of Heaven in thy hand, Thy brow with cherub coronal spanned, And thou in God's light. Hell is the demons' gulfM lair Beneath the flaming bars ; And Heaven, whereto thou goest soon, Beyond thy dwelling in the moon And ...beyond the stars. But Purgatory, thine old abode Since Life's impure delay. Towers athwart the circling air Whose topmost Heaven-reaching stair Thou dost tread to-day. »9 20 SONGS OF MYSELF Thy soul within the moon doth stand- How many years of toil ! And I must bear a greater load, And I must climb a harder road Ere God me assoil ! IN CALM Not a wind blows and I have cried for storm ! The night is still and sullen and too bright, Still and not cold, — the airs around me warm Rise, and I hate them, and I hate the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
why do you rise Amid the haunting spectres of despair To trouble their gaunt vigil with my cries ? — In tears I woke and knew the dream was true : My youth was lost, and lost the love of you. THE ANCHORET I saw thy soul stand in the moon Last night, the live-long night— The jewels of Heaven in thy hand, Thy brow with cherub coronal spanned, And thou in God's light. Hell is the demons' gulfM lair Beneath the flaming bars ; And Heaven, whereto thou goest soon, Beyond thy dwelling in the moon And ...beyond the stars. But Purgatory, thine old abode Since Life's impure delay. Towers athwart the circling air Whose topmost Heaven-reaching stair Thou dost tread to-day. »9 20 SONGS OF MYSELF Thy soul within the moon doth stand- How many years of toil ! And I must bear a greater load, And I must climb a harder road Ere God me assoil ! IN CALM Not a wind blows and I have cried for storm ! The night is still and sullen and too bright, Still and not cold, — the airs around me warm Rise, and I hate them, and I hate the night.
What to read after Songs of Myself?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Macdonagh to read onlineMoreLess
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