Lyric Poetry
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. . . " That figure of abstraction may serve to paint More himself, in love with his own thoughts. He turned from the world to solitude, refused the bribe of a bishopric, and kept his geometric centre ; and the spirit of this proud abstrusion is expressed in his writings ; especially in his verse, which might be called " poetry for a man's own soul "- " And while this flesh her breath expires My spirit shall suck celestial fires By far-fetched sighs and pure devotion. Thus waxen hot with holy m...otion, At once I'll break forth in a flame ; Above this world and worthless fame I'll take my flight, careless that men Know not how, where I die, or when Yea, though the soul should mortal prove, So be God's life but in me move To my last breath I'm satisfied A lonesome mortal God to have died. " And a few lines of his Charily and Humility will make good the rarer note in his verse " Could I demolish with mine eye Strong towers, stop the fleet stars in sky, Bring down to earth the pale-faced moon, Or turn black midnight to bright noon ; As parched, as dry as the Libyan sand Would be my life, if charity Were wanting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . " That figure of abstraction may serve to paint More himself, in love with his own thoughts. He turned from the world to solitude, refused the bribe of a bishopric, and kept his geometric centre ; and the spirit of this proud abstrusion is expressed in his writings ; especially in his verse, which might be called " poetry for a man's own soul "- " And while this flesh her breath expires My spirit shall suck celestial fires By far-fetched sighs and pure devotion. Thus waxen hot with holy m...otion, At once I'll break forth in a flame ; Above this world and worthless fame I'll take my flight, careless that men Know not how, where I die, or when Yea, though the soul should mortal prove, So be God's life but in me move To my last breath I'm satisfied A lonesome mortal God to have died. " And a few lines of his Charily and Humility will make good the rarer note in his verse " Could I demolish with mine eye Strong towers, stop the fleet stars in sky, Bring down to earth the pale-faced moon, Or turn black midnight to bright noon ; As parched, as dry as the Libyan sand Would be my life, if charity Were wanting.
What to read after Lyric Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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