Anselmo a Poem
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Day, like a youth of tireless energy, Riseth up from the banquet halls of Night; Jocund with joy, refreshed with revelry, Shakes from his broad brow looming into light, The wreath of cloud-rifts, which, with exstacy The goddess Storm had decked him for his flight ; Earthward he glanceth a full quickening ray Dim twilight disappears and all is gray; xx. Gray as yon graveyard walls, with cells so narrow, Each can admit one shrouded tenant only; There the ancestors bones scarce yield their marrow,... Before the heir usurps the place, so lonely, Dark, putrid, reeking vile enough to harrow The soul of any being, save man only; Out goes the Father s carcase, scarce half-rotten, To make room for the Son, long since forgotten.
ANSELMO. *i XXI.
This is a sort of special abdication, Not of a throne, but of a marble palace; A gravely kind of pious abnegation, Which might atone for much paternal malice; The index of a passing generation, [chalice; Whose lips no more shall touch the wine-crowned Whose voice no more shall cheer the festive board In praise of lovely woman and the sword.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Day, like a youth of tireless energy, Riseth up from the banquet halls of Night; Jocund with joy, refreshed with revelry, Shakes from his broad brow looming into light, The wreath of cloud-rifts, which, with exstacy The goddess Storm had decked him for his flight ; Earthward he glanceth a full quickening ray Dim twilight disappears and all is gray; xx. Gray as yon graveyard walls, with cells so narrow, Each can admit one shrouded tenant only; There the ancestors bones scarce yield their marrow,... Before the heir usurps the place, so lonely, Dark, putrid, reeking vile enough to harrow The soul of any being, save man only; Out goes the Father s carcase, scarce half-rotten, To make room for the Son, long since forgotten.
ANSELMO. *i XXI.
This is a sort of special abdication, Not of a throne, but of a marble palace; A gravely kind of pious abnegation, Which might atone for much paternal malice; The index of a passing generation, [chalice; Whose lips no more shall touch the wine-crowned Whose voice no more shall cheer the festive board In praise of lovely woman and the sword.
What to read after Anselmo a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George R Parburt to read onlineMoreLess
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