Selected Poems
Selected Poems
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Go forth, and fear not : some will gladly be Thy learned friends, whom I did never see.
Nor shouldst thou fear thy welcome ; thy small price Cannot undo 'em, though they pay excise.
Thy bulk's not great ; it will not much distress Their empty pockets, but their studies less.
Thou'rt no galleon, as books of burthen be, Which cannot ride but in a library.
Th' art a fine thing and little : it may chance Ladies will buy thee for a new romance.
Oh, how I'll envy Thee ! when thou art spread In the br...ight sunshine of their eyes, and read 1 i. E. , since the out-break of the Civil Wars. 36 Thomas Vaughan With breath of amber, lips of rose, that lend Perfumes unto thy leaves shall never spend ; When from their white hands they shall let thee fal Into their bosoms, which I may not call Aught of misfortune ; thou dost drop to rest In a more pleasing place, and art more blest.
There in some silken soft fold thou shalt lie, Hid like their love, or thy own mystery.
Nor shouldst thou grieve thy language is not fine, For it is not my best, though it be thine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go forth, and fear not : some will gladly be Thy learned friends, whom I did never see.
Nor shouldst thou fear thy welcome ; thy small price Cannot undo 'em, though they pay excise.
Thy bulk's not great ; it will not much distress Their empty pockets, but their studies less.
Thou'rt no galleon, as books of burthen be, Which cannot ride but in a library.
Th' art a fine thing and little : it may chance Ladies will buy thee for a new romance.
Oh, how I'll envy Thee ! when thou art spread In the br...ight sunshine of their eyes, and read 1 i. E. , since the out-break of the Civil Wars. 36 Thomas Vaughan With breath of amber, lips of rose, that lend Perfumes unto thy leaves shall never spend ; When from their white hands they shall let thee fal Into their bosoms, which I may not call Aught of misfortune ; thou dost drop to rest In a more pleasing place, and art more blest.
There in some silken soft fold thou shalt lie, Hid like their love, or thy own mystery.
Nor shouldst thou grieve thy language is not fine, For it is not my best, though it be thine.
What to read after Selected Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Traherne to read onlineMoreLess
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