Broadland And Other Poems
Broadland And Other Poems
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Not dammed and hemmed by artificial dykes, Till, on a sudden, with impetuous sweep They burst the barriers and drown the land.
How shall men know it, being what they are ?
If I were crowned ! — Not that I covet toys !
40 What is a crown to me, who wield a power Beyond the wildest dreams of mightiest kings !
But, for the little race of foolish men It were a help to cry, " Caesar is king ! " Titled and crowned I face them with a facft Which otherwise they miss. " Is Caesar king ?
Then haply times... have changed, and these same laws That bring us liberty and peace and praise Are not of the Republic as we dreamed But bound with kingship, and a king is best. " So might they grow familiar with a truth That saves them. Yet, I know it cannot be ; And I must on to the appointed end A Marius or a Sulla, looming large.
Conscious of failure, while men gape with awe.
Defeated, with the laurel on my brow.
" Is there no other way ? " your eyes inquire.
While the word trembles, fateful, on your lips, " Proscription.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not dammed and hemmed by artificial dykes, Till, on a sudden, with impetuous sweep They burst the barriers and drown the land.
How shall men know it, being what they are ?
If I were crowned ! — Not that I covet toys !
40 What is a crown to me, who wield a power Beyond the wildest dreams of mightiest kings !
But, for the little race of foolish men It were a help to cry, " Caesar is king ! " Titled and crowned I face them with a facft Which otherwise they miss. " Is Caesar king ?
Then haply times... have changed, and these same laws That bring us liberty and peace and praise Are not of the Republic as we dreamed But bound with kingship, and a king is best. " So might they grow familiar with a truth That saves them. Yet, I know it cannot be ; And I must on to the appointed end A Marius or a Sulla, looming large.
Conscious of failure, while men gape with awe.
Defeated, with the laurel on my brow.
" Is there no other way ? " your eyes inquire.
While the word trembles, fateful, on your lips, " Proscription.
What to read after Broadland And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G F Godfrey Fox Bradby to read onlineMoreLess
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