Loyalties
Loyalties
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That now in tombs are dumb.
And brooding in your theme shall be, Half said, half heard. The presage of a poet's word To mock mortality.
The years are on your grave the while.
And yet, almost, I think to see your surpliced ghost Stand hesitant in the aisle, Find me sole congregation there, Assess my mood, Know mine a kindred solitude, And climb the pulpit-stair.
34 THE FUGITIVE Beauty has come to make no longer stay Than the bright buds of may In May-time do.
Beauty is with us for one hour, one ...hour, Life is so brief a flower ; Thoughts are so few.
Thoughts are so few with mastery to give Shape to these fugitive Dear brevities, That even in its hour beauty is blind, Because the shallow mind Not sees, not sees.
And in the mind of man only can be Alert prosperity For beauty brief.
So, what can be but little comes to less Upon the wilderness Of unbelief.
And beauty that has but an hour to spend With you for friend, Goes outcast by.
But know, but know — for all she is outcast — It is not she at last.
What to read after Loyalties?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That now in tombs are dumb.
And brooding in your theme shall be, Half said, half heard. The presage of a poet's word To mock mortality.
The years are on your grave the while.
And yet, almost, I think to see your surpliced ghost Stand hesitant in the aisle, Find me sole congregation there, Assess my mood, Know mine a kindred solitude, And climb the pulpit-stair.
34 THE FUGITIVE Beauty has come to make no longer stay Than the bright buds of may In May-time do.
Beauty is with us for one hour, one ...hour, Life is so brief a flower ; Thoughts are so few.
Thoughts are so few with mastery to give Shape to these fugitive Dear brevities, That even in its hour beauty is blind, Because the shallow mind Not sees, not sees.
And in the mind of man only can be Alert prosperity For beauty brief.
So, what can be but little comes to less Upon the wilderness Of unbelief.
And beauty that has but an hour to spend With you for friend, Goes outcast by.
But know, but know — for all she is outcast — It is not she at last.
What to read after Loyalties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drinkwater John to read onlineMoreLess
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