Dainty Poems of the Nineteenth Century
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A bard who knows no life but this : to love and be rejected, And reproduce in earthly strains the prayers of the elected.
VIII.
O poet heart ! O seraph soul ! by men and maids adored ! O Titan with the lion's mane and with the splendid forehead ! We men who bow to thee in grief must tremble in our gladness, To know what tears were turned to pearls to crown thee in thy sadness.
IX.
An Angel by direct descent, a German by alliance, Thou didst intone the wonder-chords which made Despair a science,... Yea, thou didst strike so grand a note that, in its large vibration, It seemed the roaring of the sea in nature's jubilation.
X.
O Sire of Song ! Sonata- King ! Sublime and loving master ; The sweetest soul that ever struck an octave in disaster ; In thee were found the fires of thought — the splendours of endeavour, — And thou shalt sway the minds of men for ever and for ever !
179 Dainty Poems of the A VETERAN POET I knew thee first as one may know the fame Of some apostle, as a man may know The mid-day sun far-shining o'er the snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A bard who knows no life but this : to love and be rejected, And reproduce in earthly strains the prayers of the elected.
VIII.
O poet heart ! O seraph soul ! by men and maids adored ! O Titan with the lion's mane and with the splendid forehead ! We men who bow to thee in grief must tremble in our gladness, To know what tears were turned to pearls to crown thee in thy sadness.
IX.
An Angel by direct descent, a German by alliance, Thou didst intone the wonder-chords which made Despair a science,... Yea, thou didst strike so grand a note that, in its large vibration, It seemed the roaring of the sea in nature's jubilation.
X.
O Sire of Song ! Sonata- King ! Sublime and loving master ; The sweetest soul that ever struck an octave in disaster ; In thee were found the fires of thought — the splendours of endeavour, — And thou shalt sway the minds of men for ever and for ever !
179 Dainty Poems of the A VETERAN POET I knew thee first as one may know the fame Of some apostle, as a man may know The mid-day sun far-shining o'er the snow.
What to read after Dainty Poems of the Nineteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate a Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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