Elizabeth Barrett Brownings Poetical Works volume 3
Elizabeth Barrett Brownings Poetical Works volume 3
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I am no trumpet, but a reed ; No nattering breath stall from me lead A silver sound, a hollow sound : I will not ring, for priest or king, One blast that in re-echoing Would leave a bondsman faster bound, ii. I am no trumpet, but a reed, — A broken reed, the wind indeed Left flat upon a dismal shore ; Tet if a little maid or child Should sigh within it, earnest-mild This reed will answer evermore.
m. I am no trumpet, but a reed ; Go, tell the fishers, as they spread Their nets along the river's... edge, I will not tear their nets at all, Nor pierce their hands, if they should fall : Then let them leave me in the sedge.
THE DEAD PAN.
Excited by Schiller's ' Gotter Griechenlands, ' and partly founded on a well-known tradition mentioned in a treatise of Plutarch (' De Oraculorum Defectu'), according to which, at the hour of the Saviour's agony, a cry of ' Great Pan is dead ! ' swept across the waves in the hearing of certain mariners, — and the oracles ceased.
It is in all veneration to the memory of the deathless Schiller, that I op- pose a doctrine still more dishonouring to poetry than to Christianity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am no trumpet, but a reed ; No nattering breath stall from me lead A silver sound, a hollow sound : I will not ring, for priest or king, One blast that in re-echoing Would leave a bondsman faster bound, ii. I am no trumpet, but a reed, — A broken reed, the wind indeed Left flat upon a dismal shore ; Tet if a little maid or child Should sigh within it, earnest-mild This reed will answer evermore.
m. I am no trumpet, but a reed ; Go, tell the fishers, as they spread Their nets along the river's... edge, I will not tear their nets at all, Nor pierce their hands, if they should fall : Then let them leave me in the sedge.
THE DEAD PAN.
Excited by Schiller's ' Gotter Griechenlands, ' and partly founded on a well-known tradition mentioned in a treatise of Plutarch (' De Oraculorum Defectu'), according to which, at the hour of the Saviour's agony, a cry of ' Great Pan is dead ! ' swept across the waves in the hearing of certain mariners, — and the oracles ceased.
It is in all veneration to the memory of the deathless Schiller, that I op- pose a doctrine still more dishonouring to poetry than to Christianity.
What to read after Elizabeth Barrett Brownings Poetical Works volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenyon to read onlineMoreLess
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