Far Ben Or Poems in Many Moods
Far Ben Or Poems in Many Moods
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Searching out the nouns objective, And the verbs they're governed by.
Shakspeare's verse reduced to parsing. Scanned and analysed by some Who fulfil his words of foresight, " To vile uses do we come. " And the teacher, shrewd and knowing, Smiles to find the poet wrong ; " Count the accents on your finger And you'll find the line too long. " So the poet's deep heart-searchings, Thoughts of which his soul was full, Serve for truant's imposition. Help the routine of the school.
POETS AND CRITICS. ...133 But he knows the few will bless him, Thank him for the word of hope, Thank him for a ray to lighten The dark path in which they grope ; Thank him for the glimpses opened Into far sublimer spheres, For the unattained ideals Looming through the mist of years.
Thank him for the faint dim prelude Of the song which he might sing In a land by spirits haunted, Where no earth could clog or cling, — He a spirit unto spirits Pouring out his inmost soul ; They in sympathetic union Making one harmonious whole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Searching out the nouns objective, And the verbs they're governed by.
Shakspeare's verse reduced to parsing. Scanned and analysed by some Who fulfil his words of foresight, " To vile uses do we come. " And the teacher, shrewd and knowing, Smiles to find the poet wrong ; " Count the accents on your finger And you'll find the line too long. " So the poet's deep heart-searchings, Thoughts of which his soul was full, Serve for truant's imposition. Help the routine of the school.
POETS AND CRITICS. ...133 But he knows the few will bless him, Thank him for the word of hope, Thank him for a ray to lighten The dark path in which they grope ; Thank him for the glimpses opened Into far sublimer spheres, For the unattained ideals Looming through the mist of years.
Thank him for the faint dim prelude Of the song which he might sing In a land by spirits haunted, Where no earth could clog or cling, — He a spirit unto spirits Pouring out his inmost soul ; They in sympathetic union Making one harmonious whole.
What to read after Far Ben Or Poems in Many Moods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S Pattinson to read onlineMoreLess
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