A Modern Alchemist And Other Poems
A Modern Alchemist And Other Poems
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give me these: A friend to love, A mistress to be worthy of ; Three or four books of stalwart verse, Austere and terse; Sufficient food to mend my body, A pipe, a fuming glass of toddy!
Gods! give me these, and I will write An "Ode To Duty" every night.
MATINS I give thanks for the light of day And the life of the errant hour ; For a heart unshamed, I pray, — For a gift of power ! Power to suffer at need Silently, as is best; And power to breathe with a zest (Tis the songless road is long!) An ...untamed rapture of song Through the rifts of a broken reed.
THE DEBUTANTE A New York Idyl Her name's not Amaryllis, though she seems To shepherd with her eyes a flock of dreams : And yet, it may be, when their tale is told ( Poor sheep, poor silly dream-sheep pastured far Along faint hills lit by a maiden star!) She will desert them for the Fleece of Gold.
69 LOVE'S PILGRIMAGE Felise, we two, we two and the wide world : The gusty pleasures of God's cruel sea ; The stainless peaks, silent; the stainless stars, Silent; the rush of winds o'er barren moors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
give me these: A friend to love, A mistress to be worthy of ; Three or four books of stalwart verse, Austere and terse; Sufficient food to mend my body, A pipe, a fuming glass of toddy!
Gods! give me these, and I will write An "Ode To Duty" every night.
MATINS I give thanks for the light of day And the life of the errant hour ; For a heart unshamed, I pray, — For a gift of power ! Power to suffer at need Silently, as is best; And power to breathe with a zest (Tis the songless road is long!) An ...untamed rapture of song Through the rifts of a broken reed.
THE DEBUTANTE A New York Idyl Her name's not Amaryllis, though she seems To shepherd with her eyes a flock of dreams : And yet, it may be, when their tale is told ( Poor sheep, poor silly dream-sheep pastured far Along faint hills lit by a maiden star!) She will desert them for the Fleece of Gold.
69 LOVE'S PILGRIMAGE Felise, we two, we two and the wide world : The gusty pleasures of God's cruel sea ; The stainless peaks, silent; the stainless stars, Silent; the rush of winds o'er barren moors.
What to read after A Modern Alchemist And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Wilson Dodd to read onlineMoreLess
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