The Poetry of Wilfrid Blunt
The Poetry of Wilfrid Blunt
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Had made with heavy souls our pilgrimage ; And homeward turning and with little zest, The fair day done, to love's deserted nest Had come with lagging feet and weary eyes, Expectant still of some new dark surprise.
When the blow fell unsparing on her head.
Already by what fortunes buffeted.
How did it happen, that last tragedy .?— For tragedy it was, let none deny.
Though all ignoble. Every soul of us Touches one moment in death's darkened house The plane of the heroic, and compels Men's laught...er into tears — ay, heaven's and hell's.
How did it happen ? There was that upon Their faces at the door more than the tone Of their replies, that warned us of the thing We had not looked for in our questioning ; And our lips faltered, and our ears, afraid.
Shrank from more hearing. What was it they said In their fool's jargon, that he lay upstairs ?
He ? Manton ? The dispenser of our cares ?
The mountebank young reveller ? Suffering } 111 ?
And she, poor soul, that suffered at his will !
A sinister case ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had made with heavy souls our pilgrimage ; And homeward turning and with little zest, The fair day done, to love's deserted nest Had come with lagging feet and weary eyes, Expectant still of some new dark surprise.
When the blow fell unsparing on her head.
Already by what fortunes buffeted.
How did it happen, that last tragedy .?— For tragedy it was, let none deny.
Though all ignoble. Every soul of us Touches one moment in death's darkened house The plane of the heroic, and compels Men's laught...er into tears — ay, heaven's and hell's.
How did it happen ? There was that upon Their faces at the door more than the tone Of their replies, that warned us of the thing We had not looked for in our questioning ; And our lips faltered, and our ears, afraid.
Shrank from more hearing. What was it they said In their fool's jargon, that he lay upstairs ?
He ? Manton ? The dispenser of our cares ?
The mountebank young reveller ? Suffering } 111 ?
And she, poor soul, that suffered at his will !
A sinister case ?
What to read after The Poetry of Wilfrid Blunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt to read onlineMoreLess
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