The Poems of Henry Abbey
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for her ; it was her sin to feign True love that she nor felt nor understood. Alas ! for him, that he avenged his pain ; He might have joined the noblest brotherhood; For, wrongs that are forgiven in our sin, Are doors where loving angels enter in.
IRAK.
MY sire was Tobba-Himyar, Yemen's King, And Arem was the center of his power. Eastward the wide, red desert paid him tax; For, of the Bedouins, a score of tribes Brought lavish tribute for their vassalage. He gave his realm such wealth of happy... days That it was called The Happy, every where. Most generous, but for blind justice stern, His life was such as aye befits a king. He let no shadow swerve his steadfast will, But stayed his mind on plain realities.
His was the actual, mine the ideal life ; For Hagi, the magician, led me on Till oft to deaf abstraction I was rapt By waking visions of the universe And spirit creatures haunting every gloom. Gray Hagi, in the midnight, when the stars Burned with their silver splendor, in the calm Gathered about him beings of the sky Alitta, Hebal with his seven shafts, 130 IRAK.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for her ; it was her sin to feign True love that she nor felt nor understood. Alas ! for him, that he avenged his pain ; He might have joined the noblest brotherhood; For, wrongs that are forgiven in our sin, Are doors where loving angels enter in.
IRAK.
MY sire was Tobba-Himyar, Yemen's King, And Arem was the center of his power. Eastward the wide, red desert paid him tax; For, of the Bedouins, a score of tribes Brought lavish tribute for their vassalage. He gave his realm such wealth of happy... days That it was called The Happy, every where. Most generous, but for blind justice stern, His life was such as aye befits a king. He let no shadow swerve his steadfast will, But stayed his mind on plain realities.
His was the actual, mine the ideal life ; For Hagi, the magician, led me on Till oft to deaf abstraction I was rapt By waking visions of the universe And spirit creatures haunting every gloom. Gray Hagi, in the midnight, when the stars Burned with their silver splendor, in the calm Gathered about him beings of the sky Alitta, Hebal with his seven shafts, 130 IRAK.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbey Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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