Lays of Middle Age And Other Poems
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He knows no doubt. Serene he labours thus, — Happy to live, yet not of death afraid. Which dost thou envy of these aged twain ?
Lays of Middle Age. 75 l. —The Eclipse.
B, ' RIEF shadow of night's wing at noon of day- Mantling with sickly hue the vales and hills, Hushing the birds, saddening the low-voiced lis, And tempting some few stars of anxious ray To deem their hour of vigil is at hand ! In dingy chambers falls a fearful gloom ; The labourer pauses on his twilight land, V. 'ith puzzled fan...cies of a day of doom ; And crowds are staring in the open way.
What mask is that upon day's orbed flame? Is it indeed the moon that trails her night Athwart day's face, as with a human spite To obscure where rivalry she may not claim? Ah ! foolish to forsake her gentler throne Where monthly she enjoy'd renewed youth : But lo ! the shadow from the sun hath gone ! So passes error from a luminous truth — So passes slander from a peerless name.
76 Lays of Middle Age.
Great eye of day ! this gloom our vision clears, More than the mounting splendours of the dawn ; We see thee most when thou art most withdrawn, Like God made visible through eclipse of tears !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knows no doubt. Serene he labours thus, — Happy to live, yet not of death afraid. Which dost thou envy of these aged twain ?
Lays of Middle Age. 75 l. —The Eclipse.
B, ' RIEF shadow of night's wing at noon of day- Mantling with sickly hue the vales and hills, Hushing the birds, saddening the low-voiced lis, And tempting some few stars of anxious ray To deem their hour of vigil is at hand ! In dingy chambers falls a fearful gloom ; The labourer pauses on his twilight land, V. 'ith puzzled fan...cies of a day of doom ; And crowds are staring in the open way.
What mask is that upon day's orbed flame? Is it indeed the moon that trails her night Athwart day's face, as with a human spite To obscure where rivalry she may not claim? Ah ! foolish to forsake her gentler throne Where monthly she enjoy'd renewed youth : But lo ! the shadow from the sun hath gone ! So passes error from a luminous truth — So passes slander from a peerless name.
76 Lays of Middle Age.
Great eye of day ! this gloom our vision clears, More than the mounting splendours of the dawn ; We see thee most when thou art most withdrawn, Like God made visible through eclipse of tears !
What to read after Lays of Middle Age And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hedderwick to read onlineMoreLess
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