Interludes And Poems
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Are not we the nobler, the more honourable we ? You had an hour's pain on earth, with certain Heaven at end ; We have pains in Hell for ever, to get you into Heaven. Harp, ay keep on harping ; we know for why you harp, So that we shall not be heard, the sacrificed for good. How's that, my lad ? Hurrah for Hell !
Son. But why ?
Tramp. You simply, Hell did that. Son. It did not take me.
Tramp. O world, that's just your way. You sit a stock When new songs are thrown at you, mumbling still Old idio...cy, and living in your past. But when I'm dead and rotten, 'twill be then " Yon was a poet if you like, a jockey ! " Whereas the truth is I am out of date. Poor world, yours is the loss. O I've been paid, We who blink not for the swung sword of Heaven, We with the calling danger in our blood, BLIND 6i Gladdest of fighters under the sun, must be Our own paymasters ; I've fought, and been worsted, Matter for pride ! For I am one whose ears Seldom have not the din of the warring drums That troop the brave lusts and the crafty sins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are not we the nobler, the more honourable we ? You had an hour's pain on earth, with certain Heaven at end ; We have pains in Hell for ever, to get you into Heaven. Harp, ay keep on harping ; we know for why you harp, So that we shall not be heard, the sacrificed for good. How's that, my lad ? Hurrah for Hell !
Son. But why ?
Tramp. You simply, Hell did that. Son. It did not take me.
Tramp. O world, that's just your way. You sit a stock When new songs are thrown at you, mumbling still Old idio...cy, and living in your past. But when I'm dead and rotten, 'twill be then " Yon was a poet if you like, a jockey ! " Whereas the truth is I am out of date. Poor world, yours is the loss. O I've been paid, We who blink not for the swung sword of Heaven, We with the calling danger in our blood, BLIND 6i Gladdest of fighters under the sun, must be Our own paymasters ; I've fought, and been worsted, Matter for pride ! For I am one whose ears Seldom have not the din of the warring drums That troop the brave lusts and the crafty sins.
What to read after Interludes And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abercrombie Lascelles to read onlineMoreLess
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