Cannon Flashes And Pen Dashes
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Which ill would take the place of oxygen for lungs, 22 AUTHORS AP0L03Y.
And as ill give the carbon back again To leaf-mouthed nature, to Ije reproduced.
Just so the mind can hold commune with God, Which neither human cameras can catch To photograph, nor human words express.
Our paper from the filth of city streets Requires a die, not yet found out, for this ; Nor will we know the secret till we die.
Perhaps 'tis just as well. We love earth now.
That is, for what it is — a stopping place.
What n...ow is pleasure might be pain.
AUTHORS APOLOGY.
23 Bring down your soaring eagle from his eyrie, And pinion him,«and he becomes the thing Our thoughts appear whenever with our pens We try to rivet them on paper. Better Let them tiy. We'll see them sometime, may be ; If not, what better would we be to have The fainting body chained to look upon When the spirit's dead ?
And tho' tis pleasant Thus to dream and let the pencil try to follow, Do not expect that thoughts we only think^ And cannot write or speak ; could live if writ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Which ill would take the place of oxygen for lungs, 22 AUTHORS AP0L03Y.
And as ill give the carbon back again To leaf-mouthed nature, to Ije reproduced.
Just so the mind can hold commune with God, Which neither human cameras can catch To photograph, nor human words express.
Our paper from the filth of city streets Requires a die, not yet found out, for this ; Nor will we know the secret till we die.
Perhaps 'tis just as well. We love earth now.
That is, for what it is — a stopping place.
What n...ow is pleasure might be pain.
AUTHORS APOLOGY.
23 Bring down your soaring eagle from his eyrie, And pinion him,«and he becomes the thing Our thoughts appear whenever with our pens We try to rivet them on paper. Better Let them tiy. We'll see them sometime, may be ; If not, what better would we be to have The fainting body chained to look upon When the spirit's dead ?
And tho' tis pleasant Thus to dream and let the pencil try to follow, Do not expect that thoughts we only think^ And cannot write or speak ; could live if writ.
What to read after Cannon Flashes And Pen Dashes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Henry Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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