The Triumph of Music With Other Poems
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In feebler strains I sing, and yet like thee escape ; beneath My friendly shrub do warble unobserved My humble notes, conceal'd from public scorn.
Again ; thou art a rock ! whereon the bards Of future time may safely stand erect; There, on thy pristine base, astounding strength, And sky-clad heights, sublimely ruminate ; Whilst I, a pebble at thy feet, perchance By trifling semblance may create a smile.
'Tis well: Fll still pursue th' advent' rous toil; As when a child who joins his infant song... Where Science leads the choir, may chance to breathe One tone to harmonise, thus may not I Oft listening to thy echoes, strike one note In concord with thy soul ? this done I'll sing No more ; lest future strains should mar such high Behest ; but throw my lyre aside, then smile On night, and proudly say " I live a bard !" THE ANTIDOTE TO DESPAIR.
A baleful hydra, like the pall of night, Broods o'er my life, and blackness rules below ; No soothing hope, or faithful star of light, To cheer my journey o'er the treach'rous slough, Fly from Despair!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In feebler strains I sing, and yet like thee escape ; beneath My friendly shrub do warble unobserved My humble notes, conceal'd from public scorn.
Again ; thou art a rock ! whereon the bards Of future time may safely stand erect; There, on thy pristine base, astounding strength, And sky-clad heights, sublimely ruminate ; Whilst I, a pebble at thy feet, perchance By trifling semblance may create a smile.
'Tis well: Fll still pursue th' advent' rous toil; As when a child who joins his infant song... Where Science leads the choir, may chance to breathe One tone to harmonise, thus may not I Oft listening to thy echoes, strike one note In concord with thy soul ? this done I'll sing No more ; lest future strains should mar such high Behest ; but throw my lyre aside, then smile On night, and proudly say " I live a bard !" THE ANTIDOTE TO DESPAIR.
A baleful hydra, like the pall of night, Broods o'er my life, and blackness rules below ; No soothing hope, or faithful star of light, To cheer my journey o'er the treach'rous slough, Fly from Despair!
What to read after The Triumph of Music With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Champion to read onlineMoreLess
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