Loves Widowhood And Other Poems
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THE OWL AND THE LARK A GRIZZLED owl at midnight moped Where thick the ivy gHstened ; So I, who long have vainly groped For wisdom, leaned and hstened.
Its perch was firm, its aspect staid. Its big eyes gleamed and brightened ; Now, now at last, will doubt be laid, Now yearning be enlightened.
Ill " Tu-whit ! Tu-whoo !" the bird discoursed, " Tu-whoo ! Tu-whit !" repeated : Showing how matter was, when forced Through space, condensed and heated ; THE OWL AND THE LARK ^j IV How rent, but spinning... still, 'twas sphered In star, and orb, and planet. Where, as it cooled, live germs appeared In lias, sand, and granite : And, last, since nothing 'neath the sun Avoids material tether^ How life must end, when once begun, In scale, and hoof, and feather.
VI Then, flapping from the ivy-tod, It slouched around the gable.
And, perching there, discussed if God Be God, or but a fable.
VII In pompous scales Free Will and Fate Were placed, and poised, and dangled, And riddles small from riddles great Expertly disentangled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE OWL AND THE LARK A GRIZZLED owl at midnight moped Where thick the ivy gHstened ; So I, who long have vainly groped For wisdom, leaned and hstened.
Its perch was firm, its aspect staid. Its big eyes gleamed and brightened ; Now, now at last, will doubt be laid, Now yearning be enlightened.
Ill " Tu-whit ! Tu-whoo !" the bird discoursed, " Tu-whoo ! Tu-whit !" repeated : Showing how matter was, when forced Through space, condensed and heated ; THE OWL AND THE LARK ^j IV How rent, but spinning... still, 'twas sphered In star, and orb, and planet. Where, as it cooled, live germs appeared In lias, sand, and granite : And, last, since nothing 'neath the sun Avoids material tether^ How life must end, when once begun, In scale, and hoof, and feather.
VI Then, flapping from the ivy-tod, It slouched around the gable.
And, perching there, discussed if God Be God, or but a fable.
VII In pompous scales Free Will and Fate Were placed, and poised, and dangled, And riddles small from riddles great Expertly disentangled.
What to read after Loves Widowhood And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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