The Poets' Song of Poets
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E'en Milton's billowy ocean of high sound.
Delighted little, though it might astound; The restless crowd impatient tum'd away.
And sought a shorter, shriller, Ughter lay.
Yet Dryden nobly eam'd the poet's name, And won new honours from the gift of fame.
His life was long, and when his head was grey, His fortune broken, and usurp'd his bay, His dauntless genius own'd no cold dismay; Nor in repining notes of vain regret He made his crack'd pipe pitifully fret.
But when cashier'd and laid upon the... shelf, To shame the court excell'd his former self, Who meant to clip, but imp'd his moulted wings.
And cured him of his ancient itch of praising kings.
He sat gigantic on the shore of time, And watch'd the ingress of encroaching slime, Nor dream'd how much of evil or of good Might work amid the far unfathom'd flood.
— ^Hartley Coleridge 76 ALEXANDER POPE 1688-1744 ALEXANDER POPE (From) TO MR. POPE 1728 Three times I've read your Bliad o'er; The first time pleas'd me well; New beauties unobserv'd before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E'en Milton's billowy ocean of high sound.
Delighted little, though it might astound; The restless crowd impatient tum'd away.
And sought a shorter, shriller, Ughter lay.
Yet Dryden nobly eam'd the poet's name, And won new honours from the gift of fame.
His life was long, and when his head was grey, His fortune broken, and usurp'd his bay, His dauntless genius own'd no cold dismay; Nor in repining notes of vain regret He made his crack'd pipe pitifully fret.
But when cashier'd and laid upon the... shelf, To shame the court excell'd his former self, Who meant to clip, but imp'd his moulted wings.
And cured him of his ancient itch of praising kings.
He sat gigantic on the shore of time, And watch'd the ingress of encroaching slime, Nor dream'd how much of evil or of good Might work amid the far unfathom'd flood.
— ^Hartley Coleridge 76 ALEXANDER POPE 1688-1744 ALEXANDER POPE (From) TO MR. POPE 1728 Three times I've read your Bliad o'er; The first time pleas'd me well; New beauties unobserv'd before.
What to read after The Poets' Song of Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sneath, Anna Sheldon Camp to read onlineMoreLess
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