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I SHALL not reach the height whereon ye stand, My masters ! I was made of flimsier stuff ; Where ye wert steadfast granite, I am sand, I am not brave to climb, nor strong enough. In making me dame Nature somehow erred, As if a bird should be born without wing, Or with the singing instincts of a bird Should have no joyous voice wherewith to sing. There is a flaw in me, strange, incomplete, Am I, I shall not reach the sunlit height Whereon ye stand, my masters ! My defeat Is writ e'en now by my r...ecorded fight. Yet, yet, disown me not. By all that breathes, I say I am your kin (Have I not knelt Humbly enough to touch your deathless wreaths ?) So greatly I have hoped, so deeply felt. The vine is barely in flo^ver, And it's only the time for seed- But I claim, I ache for, I need My harvest this very hour. O Mother, leave saying that thing! Does it make life soother to bear, To know that when Autumn is there. One is sure to weep for the Spring? TO POESY. ONCE, long ago, it might have been, that I Could be deterred from following after thee ; When I had scarcely seen thy face, a sigh Might have been all that face's cost to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I SHALL not reach the height whereon ye stand, My masters ! I was made of flimsier stuff ; Where ye wert steadfast granite, I am sand, I am not brave to climb, nor strong enough. In making me dame Nature somehow erred, As if a bird should be born without wing, Or with the singing instincts of a bird Should have no joyous voice wherewith to sing. There is a flaw in me, strange, incomplete, Am I, I shall not reach the sunlit height Whereon ye stand, my masters ! My defeat Is writ e'en now by my r...ecorded fight. Yet, yet, disown me not. By all that breathes, I say I am your kin (Have I not knelt Humbly enough to touch your deathless wreaths ?) So greatly I have hoped, so deeply felt. The vine is barely in flo^ver, And it's only the time for seed- But I claim, I ache for, I need My harvest this very hour. O Mother, leave saying that thing! Does it make life soother to bear, To know that when Autumn is there. One is sure to weep for the Spring? TO POESY. ONCE, long ago, it might have been, that I Could be deterred from following after thee ; When I had scarcely seen thy face, a sigh Might have been all that face's cost to me.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brownell Gertrude Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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