The Hypocrite a Poem
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" As the voice ceased, and still I stood alone, There stood great Moses with that slab of stone.
She heard him not. I gently pressed her arm, Quickened the pace and caught her laughing charm.
Grief found no resting place ; like some wild boy, She, with a smile, could turn from grief to joy, Or rather seem to turn, for none may know But that a smile hides many a pang of woe.
Woe to that woman in whose harrowed breast, Sorrow, the Vulture, builds its cankerous nest; ®I|? %p0rrite 61 Feasting by n...ight and day ; its endless strife Preys on the few remaining joys of hfe, Feeds on the very food the soul might crave, Watches her die and mocks beside the grave.
A " trap " came down the drive, we paused a while ; I marked a proffered bow, her answering smile, Then on we strolled. " Our Minister," she said, And thrice I saw him turn his reverend head; Was I the cause of his intent review .f' Unerring judgment far, far better knew.
His nervous steed assumed a slower pace, The lines hung idly, from the slackened trace I judged he wasn't grieving o'er his lambs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" As the voice ceased, and still I stood alone, There stood great Moses with that slab of stone.
She heard him not. I gently pressed her arm, Quickened the pace and caught her laughing charm.
Grief found no resting place ; like some wild boy, She, with a smile, could turn from grief to joy, Or rather seem to turn, for none may know But that a smile hides many a pang of woe.
Woe to that woman in whose harrowed breast, Sorrow, the Vulture, builds its cankerous nest; ®I|? %p0rrite 61 Feasting by n...ight and day ; its endless strife Preys on the few remaining joys of hfe, Feeds on the very food the soul might crave, Watches her die and mocks beside the grave.
A " trap " came down the drive, we paused a while ; I marked a proffered bow, her answering smile, Then on we strolled. " Our Minister," she said, And thrice I saw him turn his reverend head; Was I the cause of his intent review .f' Unerring judgment far, far better knew.
His nervous steed assumed a slower pace, The lines hung idly, from the slackened trace I judged he wasn't grieving o'er his lambs.
What to read after The Hypocrite a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bingham Thoburn Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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