A Renegade Poet And Other Essays
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No April e'er lent kinder showers, Nor May returned more faithful flowers.
143 d by Google A RENEGADE POET XXIII O precious prodigal!
Fair spendthrift of thyself! thy measure (Merciless love!) is all, Even to the last pearl in thy treasure: All places, times, and seasons be Thy tears' sweet opportunity.
XXIV Does the day-star rise?
Still thy tears do fall and fall.
Does Day close his eyes?
Still the fountain weeps for all.
Let Night or Day do what they will, Thou hast thy task: thou weepest sti...ll.
XXVIII Not " so long she livfed," Shall thy tomb report of thee; But, " so long she grieved: " Thus must we date thy memory.
Others by moments, months, and years, Measure their ages ; thou, by tears.
144 d by Google CRASHAW The way in which the beautiful opening lines of stanza VII. are marred by the concluding conceit to which they lead up, is unfortunately characteristic of Cra- shaw. But stanza X. is lovely through- out, perfect both in fancy and expression to the charmingly phrased final couplet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No April e'er lent kinder showers, Nor May returned more faithful flowers.
143 d by Google A RENEGADE POET XXIII O precious prodigal!
Fair spendthrift of thyself! thy measure (Merciless love!) is all, Even to the last pearl in thy treasure: All places, times, and seasons be Thy tears' sweet opportunity.
XXIV Does the day-star rise?
Still thy tears do fall and fall.
Does Day close his eyes?
Still the fountain weeps for all.
Let Night or Day do what they will, Thou hast thy task: thou weepest sti...ll.
XXVIII Not " so long she livfed," Shall thy tomb report of thee; But, " so long she grieved: " Thus must we date thy memory.
Others by moments, months, and years, Measure their ages ; thou, by tears.
144 d by Google CRASHAW The way in which the beautiful opening lines of stanza VII. are marred by the concluding conceit to which they lead up, is unfortunately characteristic of Cra- shaw. But stanza X. is lovely through- out, perfect both in fancy and expression to the charmingly phrased final couplet.
What to read after A Renegade Poet And Other Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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