Fitz Clarence: a Poem
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We have Feelings, which to express in words would be Of the reality of grief but a mere mockery !
13 XV 111.
And Clarence ye?^ all that mankind can feel, When the dark portal of the tomb did close O'er one whom he had loved in wo and weal ; One who did often at his side repose ; One whom to know was but to love. Of foes, Young, generous, high-soul'd Arthur ne'er had one.
And Fame's bright Temple, which before him rose.
He hoped to enter. Ere his rising sun Had reached its zenith, he his earthly... coui'se had run.
XIX.
Peace to his ashes. What he might have been, Had life, had health been spared him to pass on Through the rough world, to us cannot be seen ; Within a better sphere his goal he won.
And Clarence oft doth look in grief upon The marble tablet, which now marks the spot Where they did place the loved, the cherished one ; And if a tear doth fall, oh call it not Weakness to wash with tears, that grief Time cannot blot.
XX.
Fitz Clarence' youthful sun had sought its west, His manhood's moi'ning sky was streaked with light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have Feelings, which to express in words would be Of the reality of grief but a mere mockery !
13 XV 111.
And Clarence ye?^ all that mankind can feel, When the dark portal of the tomb did close O'er one whom he had loved in wo and weal ; One who did often at his side repose ; One whom to know was but to love. Of foes, Young, generous, high-soul'd Arthur ne'er had one.
And Fame's bright Temple, which before him rose.
He hoped to enter. Ere his rising sun Had reached its zenith, he his earthly... coui'se had run.
XIX.
Peace to his ashes. What he might have been, Had life, had health been spared him to pass on Through the rough world, to us cannot be seen ; Within a better sphere his goal he won.
And Clarence oft doth look in grief upon The marble tablet, which now marks the spot Where they did place the loved, the cherished one ; And if a tear doth fall, oh call it not Weakness to wash with tears, that grief Time cannot blot.
XX.
Fitz Clarence' youthful sun had sought its west, His manhood's moi'ning sky was streaked with light.
What to read after Fitz Clarence: a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin B Benjamin Brown French to read onlineMoreLess
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