At Stratford Festival : a Poem
At Stratford Festival : a Poem
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o'er the tideless Adriatic broods The consecration of an endless peace ; Listening the echoes in Athenian woods, Where still the dew lies wet, No heart-ache importunes us to forget ; By Sicily's strait, or in the enchanted Isle, Life keeps its vernal smile ; 'Neath Arden boughs the breeze blows kindly yet.
Seer ! whom the midnight wakens on the keen Sense of a presence eyes interpret not — Tired souls ! who yearn for glimpse of the bright hues Your childhood knew, but life has long forgot — Hit...her ! but hist — tread soft, or they refuse AT STRATFORD FESTIVAL 1 7 Their magic to your een : Tis but a step ; lift noiselessly the screen, And instantly your brain and heart o'envhelm With Darkness' peopled realm, Or moonlit paradise of the fair unseen.
Ye, too, who pace absorbed Thought's glimmering land Or roam the paradise of Art, and earn The wonted guerdon, hate of little souls; Musing on Hamlet, Timon, Prospero, learn Happiness only his whom Will controls. Freshen the languid hand In simple duty— make men understand That the august commission they despise Includes the charities; And, where ye serve most fondly, still command.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
o'er the tideless Adriatic broods The consecration of an endless peace ; Listening the echoes in Athenian woods, Where still the dew lies wet, No heart-ache importunes us to forget ; By Sicily's strait, or in the enchanted Isle, Life keeps its vernal smile ; 'Neath Arden boughs the breeze blows kindly yet.
Seer ! whom the midnight wakens on the keen Sense of a presence eyes interpret not — Tired souls ! who yearn for glimpse of the bright hues Your childhood knew, but life has long forgot — Hit...her ! but hist — tread soft, or they refuse AT STRATFORD FESTIVAL 1 7 Their magic to your een : Tis but a step ; lift noiselessly the screen, And instantly your brain and heart o'envhelm With Darkness' peopled realm, Or moonlit paradise of the fair unseen.
Ye, too, who pace absorbed Thought's glimmering land Or roam the paradise of Art, and earn The wonted guerdon, hate of little souls; Musing on Hamlet, Timon, Prospero, learn Happiness only his whom Will controls. Freshen the languid hand In simple duty— make men understand That the august commission they despise Includes the charities; And, where ye serve most fondly, still command.
What to read after At Stratford Festival : a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Warwick Richard Warwick Bond to read onlineMoreLess
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