London Poems: An Epic Poem
London Poems: An Epic Poem
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And the music findeth a tongue, And Art, the cold angel, seems kinder.
And comforts the soul she has stung.
Then the Poet, worn with the struggle, Findeth his loss is his gain : The sweet singing sadness is stranger, Though nought of the glory remain ; And the awful sound of the city.
And the terrible faces around, 194 LONDON POEMS.
Take a truer, tenderer meanings And pass into sweetness and sound ; The mystery deepens and deepens, Strange vanishings gleam from the cloud, And the Poet, though o...ften and often Stricken, and eyeless, and boVd, Starteth at times from his wonder^ And sendeth his Soul up aloud !
VII.
Lo ! I stand at the gateway of IjLonour, And see the lights flashing within.
And I murmur these songs of the cily.
Its sorrow, its joy, and its sin ; And the sweetness is heavy upon me, Though grown of the past and its wrong ; My losses are sure if that sweetness Be felt in the soul of the song.
I murmur these songs of the city, And cast them as bread on the sea ; And mine eyes are dim with the singing That is all in the world to me 1 MISCELLANEOUS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the music findeth a tongue, And Art, the cold angel, seems kinder.
And comforts the soul she has stung.
Then the Poet, worn with the struggle, Findeth his loss is his gain : The sweet singing sadness is stranger, Though nought of the glory remain ; And the awful sound of the city.
And the terrible faces around, 194 LONDON POEMS.
Take a truer, tenderer meanings And pass into sweetness and sound ; The mystery deepens and deepens, Strange vanishings gleam from the cloud, And the Poet, though o...ften and often Stricken, and eyeless, and boVd, Starteth at times from his wonder^ And sendeth his Soul up aloud !
VII.
Lo ! I stand at the gateway of IjLonour, And see the lights flashing within.
And I murmur these songs of the cily.
Its sorrow, its joy, and its sin ; And the sweetness is heavy upon me, Though grown of the past and its wrong ; My losses are sure if that sweetness Be felt in the soul of the song.
I murmur these songs of the city, And cast them as bread on the sea ; And mine eyes are dim with the singing That is all in the world to me 1 MISCELLANEOUS.
What to read after London Poems: An Epic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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