Caesar in Egypt Costanza And Other Poems
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Words of praise alone are sounding, Words of praise the trump of Fame ; Have I made myself a name ?
Heart-still in a holy silence, Lost in awe exceeding fear, Doubting not of God anear.
\.
IGNIS FATUUS. 261 301110 ifatuus.
Wait, oh wait ! for life is new, Time will bring thy heart's desire, Thy young hopes shall tell thee true, — If thou aspire.
Wait, oh wait ! though sped the boy, Let not care precede the day, Thy long future hath of joy For all you pray.
Wait, oh wait ! though manhood's prime... Hath not satisfied thy will, Be not out of heart with time. It Cometh still.
Wait, oh wait I if love to thee Hath till now been bitterness. She is coming, fair and free, Thy life to bless.
Wait, oh wait ! the world as yet Heedeth not thy voice or pen ? Wiser growing, thou wilt get The praise of men.
Wait, oh wait ! though knavish fools Take the prizes rightly thine, Providence o'er Fortune rules — Then why repine ?
262 IGNIS FA TUUS.
Wait, oh wait ! if thou hast past The climacteric of thy years, Highest honour comes at last, — Suppress thy tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Words of praise alone are sounding, Words of praise the trump of Fame ; Have I made myself a name ?
Heart-still in a holy silence, Lost in awe exceeding fear, Doubting not of God anear.
\.
IGNIS FATUUS. 261 301110 ifatuus.
Wait, oh wait ! for life is new, Time will bring thy heart's desire, Thy young hopes shall tell thee true, — If thou aspire.
Wait, oh wait ! though sped the boy, Let not care precede the day, Thy long future hath of joy For all you pray.
Wait, oh wait ! though manhood's prime... Hath not satisfied thy will, Be not out of heart with time. It Cometh still.
Wait, oh wait I if love to thee Hath till now been bitterness. She is coming, fair and free, Thy life to bless.
Wait, oh wait ! the world as yet Heedeth not thy voice or pen ? Wiser growing, thou wilt get The praise of men.
Wait, oh wait ! though knavish fools Take the prizes rightly thine, Providence o'er Fortune rules — Then why repine ?
262 IGNIS FA TUUS.
Wait, oh wait ! if thou hast past The climacteric of thy years, Highest honour comes at last, — Suppress thy tears.
What to read after Caesar in Egypt Costanza And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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