Artemis to Actæon, And Other Verse
Artemis to Actæon, And Other Verse
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Nay, Truth is many-tongued. What one man failed to speak, another finds Another word for. May not all converge In some vast utterance, of which you and I, Fallopius, were but halting syllables? So knowledge come, no matter how it comes! No matter whence the light falls, so it fall! Truth's way, not mine--that I, whose service failed In action, yet may make amends in praise. Fabricius, Cesalpinus, say your word, Not yours, or mine, but Truth's, as you receive it! You miss a point I saw? See othe...rs, then! Misread my meaning? Yet expound your own! Obscure one space I cleared? The sky is wide, And you may yet uncover other stars. For thus I read the meaning of this end: There are two ways of spreading light: to be The candle or the mirror that reflects it. I let my wick burn out--there yet remains To spread an answering surface to the flame That others kindle.
Turn me in my bed. The window darkens as the hours swing round; But yonder, look, the other casement glows!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, Truth is many-tongued. What one man failed to speak, another finds Another word for. May not all converge In some vast utterance, of which you and I, Fallopius, were but halting syllables? So knowledge come, no matter how it comes! No matter whence the light falls, so it fall! Truth's way, not mine--that I, whose service failed In action, yet may make amends in praise. Fabricius, Cesalpinus, say your word, Not yours, or mine, but Truth's, as you receive it! You miss a point I saw? See othe...rs, then! Misread my meaning? Yet expound your own! Obscure one space I cleared? The sky is wide, And you may yet uncover other stars. For thus I read the meaning of this end: There are two ways of spreading light: to be The candle or the mirror that reflects it. I let my wick burn out--there yet remains To spread an answering surface to the flame That others kindle.
Turn me in my bed. The window darkens as the hours swing round; But yonder, look, the other casement glows!
What to read after Artemis to Actæon, And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wharton Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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