An Earth Poem And Other Poems
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192 FUTILE TIME ONCE I began to sorrow with the sun And it was sunken ; with night then was risen Dawn, in the cornfields, apple-cheeked a-mizzen And noon eclipt her bounty, while begun. Life thou art jesting ! While thy fair feet run Across the shadows which the lights bedizzen, And with thy fairness thou art wan and wizzen ! And with thy youth, thine age already won !
O Time, what wilt thou with these perishings ? Wilt thou not in thy changure sip my grief? Day, and at midnight, thou hast sti...lled these feet Thou wilt not harbour love, sick cherishings ! Thy wind hast blown o'er the sorry leaf. O give us joy! Thou canst not, thou art fleet!
13 193 LOVE OLDER THY hair is parted on thy widthless brow, And certainty is on thy seeing orbs, While a sweet shadow thy round cheek absorbs, Have the gods come, to crown thee even now ? While elder youth laughs from my wide lips trow? And fruits of youthage lie in heavy korbs, As Springtime bird in Indian summer worbs, The paramour of autumn's winging vow?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
192 FUTILE TIME ONCE I began to sorrow with the sun And it was sunken ; with night then was risen Dawn, in the cornfields, apple-cheeked a-mizzen And noon eclipt her bounty, while begun. Life thou art jesting ! While thy fair feet run Across the shadows which the lights bedizzen, And with thy fairness thou art wan and wizzen ! And with thy youth, thine age already won !
O Time, what wilt thou with these perishings ? Wilt thou not in thy changure sip my grief? Day, and at midnight, thou hast sti...lled these feet Thou wilt not harbour love, sick cherishings ! Thy wind hast blown o'er the sorry leaf. O give us joy! Thou canst not, thou art fleet!
13 193 LOVE OLDER THY hair is parted on thy widthless brow, And certainty is on thy seeing orbs, While a sweet shadow thy round cheek absorbs, Have the gods come, to crown thee even now ? While elder youth laughs from my wide lips trow? And fruits of youthage lie in heavy korbs, As Springtime bird in Indian summer worbs, The paramour of autumn's winging vow?
What to read after An Earth Poem And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerda Dalliba to read onlineMoreLess
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