Sonnets And Nuggets
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Earth moving wearily.
29 XII.
'Mid brine-soaked arcliipelegos of thought, Our craft of fancy bears us, buoyantly Through translucent seas, mounted gallantly: On, on to the goal long we've bravely sought.
And yet, and yet hov: dearly these dreams bought ; More beautiful, perhaps, because they're dear; More coveted eccentric to career.
Oh just to gather what we really ought !
Oh just to harvest what w^e've fancied best!
Then wrap ourselves in morphic ever-sleep !
Thus gain desirous e'er-coveted r...est; Away from prosaic worlds of weep-and-weep, To wdiich poetic-soul hath long attest.
Yet opulence should limn our slumbers deep.
30 f^fMfip^^flS^f^J^f^QK{ICpl^ XIII.
The dull warm day hath scorned the mast 'ring sun : The sea hath turned face from beauteous sk}^ : Y\^ith shadow darkened, turned its face awry ; As though its duty to fair art were done.
Effects, theatrical, have now quite gone ; And sombre melancholy rules the scene.
But this sad daughter of our joy we wean; And look for smiles of warmth; or coming morn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Earth moving wearily.
29 XII.
'Mid brine-soaked arcliipelegos of thought, Our craft of fancy bears us, buoyantly Through translucent seas, mounted gallantly: On, on to the goal long we've bravely sought.
And yet, and yet hov: dearly these dreams bought ; More beautiful, perhaps, because they're dear; More coveted eccentric to career.
Oh just to gather what we really ought !
Oh just to harvest what w^e've fancied best!
Then wrap ourselves in morphic ever-sleep !
Thus gain desirous e'er-coveted r...est; Away from prosaic worlds of weep-and-weep, To wdiich poetic-soul hath long attest.
Yet opulence should limn our slumbers deep.
30 f^fMfip^^flS^f^J^f^QK{ICpl^ XIII.
The dull warm day hath scorned the mast 'ring sun : The sea hath turned face from beauteous sk}^ : Y\^ith shadow darkened, turned its face awry ; As though its duty to fair art were done.
Effects, theatrical, have now quite gone ; And sombre melancholy rules the scene.
But this sad daughter of our joy we wean; And look for smiles of warmth; or coming morn.
What to read after Sonnets And Nuggets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich, G. A. (George Albert), 1863- to read onlineMoreLess
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