A Year of War And Other Poems
A Year of War And Other Poems
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Or will they become the store, Where my reckless soul doth spill All the splendour of its heart, All the passion of its strife, Till the lines with colour start, Flowering fulness of my life ?
Or, achieving neither thing, Wholly neither death nor birth, Will they give a little wing To the shining things of earth ?
Wheresoever they may go, Though my fear and hope be free, Whatsoe'er they fail or know, They are mine, and they are me.
So, in spite of unknown hours, I revoke all laws of fate, And t...heir good and evil powers All to you I dedicate.
Starry daughter of the dawn, Gazing with immortal eyes, Draw the glowing wings to mom, Or accept the sacrifice.
June, 1915.
D2 Ode.
O, UNBELIEVING Soul, Unable to control All the strong storm and passion of thy heart, Thy waters' flood and roll: O, thou disturbed Soul, Whose heaven and earth loose hands and drift apart Thinkest thou that thine hand, Or all the striving, labouring thereof, Will save thee in this flight Of all thy counted light, Leaving all visible land In inexpugnable night, And draw thee out From the wide mists and plains of desolation ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or will they become the store, Where my reckless soul doth spill All the splendour of its heart, All the passion of its strife, Till the lines with colour start, Flowering fulness of my life ?
Or, achieving neither thing, Wholly neither death nor birth, Will they give a little wing To the shining things of earth ?
Wheresoever they may go, Though my fear and hope be free, Whatsoe'er they fail or know, They are mine, and they are me.
So, in spite of unknown hours, I revoke all laws of fate, And t...heir good and evil powers All to you I dedicate.
Starry daughter of the dawn, Gazing with immortal eyes, Draw the glowing wings to mom, Or accept the sacrifice.
June, 1915.
D2 Ode.
O, UNBELIEVING Soul, Unable to control All the strong storm and passion of thy heart, Thy waters' flood and roll: O, thou disturbed Soul, Whose heaven and earth loose hands and drift apart Thinkest thou that thine hand, Or all the striving, labouring thereof, Will save thee in this flight Of all thy counted light, Leaving all visible land In inexpugnable night, And draw thee out From the wide mists and plains of desolation ?
What to read after A Year of War And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margot Robert Adamson to read onlineMoreLess
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