Blurs And Blottings a Miscellany of Verse
Blurs And Blottings a Miscellany of Verse
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23 So, too, the heart that journeys on Life's troubled way, May find repose and calm content For some brief day, By g-azing in the azure depths Of maiden eyes, And losing all his tedious care In lover sighs.
NIMIUM NE CREDE COLORI.
The stars in the heaven when brightest they gleam Portend but a tempest-dark day ; And when the bright rainbow is spanning the earth, Then keen is the air and miry the way.
So be cautioned — Those eyes which so wildly gleam, And that beauty so splendidly bright, Port...end but a wedlock harassed with storm. Whence truth and affection take flieht.
25 * THE POET AS A MAN OF BUSINESS— POPUI. AR VIEW.
A poet much is like a nightingale In practical economy. The nightingale in fashion strange, uncouth Doth build her nest, untidily. The poet, too, the business of his life Transacts (men say) as carelessly.
• V. Sandy Mackaye in Kingsley's Alton Locke, ch. Ix. " Och, och ! they're puir, feckless, crabbit, unpractical bodies — they poets. " 26 THE WAYSIDE INN.
Sweet memory of the wayside inn !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23 So, too, the heart that journeys on Life's troubled way, May find repose and calm content For some brief day, By g-azing in the azure depths Of maiden eyes, And losing all his tedious care In lover sighs.
NIMIUM NE CREDE COLORI.
The stars in the heaven when brightest they gleam Portend but a tempest-dark day ; And when the bright rainbow is spanning the earth, Then keen is the air and miry the way.
So be cautioned — Those eyes which so wildly gleam, And that beauty so splendidly bright, Port...end but a wedlock harassed with storm. Whence truth and affection take flieht.
25 * THE POET AS A MAN OF BUSINESS— POPUI. AR VIEW.
A poet much is like a nightingale In practical economy. The nightingale in fashion strange, uncouth Doth build her nest, untidily. The poet, too, the business of his life Transacts (men say) as carelessly.
• V. Sandy Mackaye in Kingsley's Alton Locke, ch. Ix. " Och, och ! they're puir, feckless, crabbit, unpractical bodies — they poets. " 26 THE WAYSIDE INN.
Sweet memory of the wayside inn !
What to read after Blurs And Blottings a Miscellany of Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Davenport to read onlineMoreLess
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