Drama of Life Sonnets And Music
Drama of Life Sonnets And Music
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Reigning o'er all is Man's commanding brain ; Yet behind all, the plenteous grass and grain.
XX Dog and Ololf I HE wind-swept prairie onward rolls and melts In the far sky. The herds are breeding, thriving ; Keen dogs with faithful hearts 'neath shaggy pelts Keep the grim wolf from his unholy living. Ceaseless the feud between these kindred foes ; Yet by the mysteries of beating hearts, There are dog-Juliets, and wolf Romeos, Whose wanton and forbid caress imparts Such a wild splendid vigour to... their litter, Such a new restless force to their strong brood As makes us wonder which is really fitter, To be part wild, or to be all too good.
Dog, Wolf, and Man their own set parts fulfil, Their small wills merging in Life's Infinite Will.
XXI Big Ships and Smalt |LL in a happy mood of holiday, I and my comrade dear, my boy of nine, Went forth upon a boat that steamed its way Warily, in a broken, salt-drenched line Down a broad firth where waves with winds contended.
How the boy laughed at every toss and pitch !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reigning o'er all is Man's commanding brain ; Yet behind all, the plenteous grass and grain.
XX Dog and Ololf I HE wind-swept prairie onward rolls and melts In the far sky. The herds are breeding, thriving ; Keen dogs with faithful hearts 'neath shaggy pelts Keep the grim wolf from his unholy living. Ceaseless the feud between these kindred foes ; Yet by the mysteries of beating hearts, There are dog-Juliets, and wolf Romeos, Whose wanton and forbid caress imparts Such a wild splendid vigour to... their litter, Such a new restless force to their strong brood As makes us wonder which is really fitter, To be part wild, or to be all too good.
Dog, Wolf, and Man their own set parts fulfil, Their small wills merging in Life's Infinite Will.
XXI Big Ships and Smalt |LL in a happy mood of holiday, I and my comrade dear, my boy of nine, Went forth upon a boat that steamed its way Warily, in a broken, salt-drenched line Down a broad firth where waves with winds contended.
How the boy laughed at every toss and pitch !
What to read after Drama of Life Sonnets And Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Platt to read onlineMoreLess
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