King Alfreds Dreams And Other Poems
King Alfreds Dreams And Other Poems
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'WHAT DOEST THOU HERE?' * Stand up upon thy feet, O broken of heart ! Thine eyes were not for that dull, drooping gaze ; Thy thoughts were not for imagery bowed Like bended rush before the tempest's roar ; Thy heart was not for sending hopeless blood In slow, pale current through diminished veins ; The vision of the mighty and the far, And glory realmed where mediocrity And multitude behold it not, and strength Of solitary greatness, grief, endowed With pity's power, not weakness of despair — T...hese were for thee ! Rise from thy couch of rock, And stand upon the mount before thy God. ' Like drops that in a cavern's darkness drip, Clear, slow, mysterious, came within his soul This bidding from a monitor unseen, These words — or seemed to come. His massive brow, That thitherto in apathetic calm Leaned low, he raised as searching whence it came.
From heaven's wide region evening's glow sent in A straying wave of light, which of the gloom 53 54 ' What Doest Thou Here?' Fashioned a shore in that cave's mystery ; The entering light he saw, and turning, looked, And, through the entrance, he beheld in heaven A fragment of illumined cloud, from whence A tinted glimmer reached his weary face, Like light from votive lamp in vaulted tomb Shed on the face of one whose work is o'er.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'WHAT DOEST THOU HERE?' * Stand up upon thy feet, O broken of heart ! Thine eyes were not for that dull, drooping gaze ; Thy thoughts were not for imagery bowed Like bended rush before the tempest's roar ; Thy heart was not for sending hopeless blood In slow, pale current through diminished veins ; The vision of the mighty and the far, And glory realmed where mediocrity And multitude behold it not, and strength Of solitary greatness, grief, endowed With pity's power, not weakness of despair — T...hese were for thee ! Rise from thy couch of rock, And stand upon the mount before thy God. ' Like drops that in a cavern's darkness drip, Clear, slow, mysterious, came within his soul This bidding from a monitor unseen, These words — or seemed to come. His massive brow, That thitherto in apathetic calm Leaned low, he raised as searching whence it came.
From heaven's wide region evening's glow sent in A straying wave of light, which of the gloom 53 54 ' What Doest Thou Here?' Fashioned a shore in that cave's mystery ; The entering light he saw, and turning, looked, And, through the entrance, he beheld in heaven A fragment of illumined cloud, from whence A tinted glimmer reached his weary face, Like light from votive lamp in vaulted tomb Shed on the face of one whose work is o'er.
What to read after King Alfreds Dreams And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F W Frederick William Ragg to read onlineMoreLess
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