Mice And Other Poems
Mice And Other Poems
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Doomed to eternal defeat in the endless strife, Scornful of Chance the Almighty, we worship with pride The divine, frail, terrible Beauty of Life On the Cross of Fate incessantly crucified. [ 19 ] Spring in Winter My memories of you are singing birds In the green forest of my mind, where I May roam, recapturing your whispered words. Or on a bank of glowing bluebells lie. Listening for ever. Spring is come again In all her glory; the erst withered trees That creaked, like living skeletons in pai...n, Defying the wind, have donned green garments: these New shoots, these blossoms and these buds, the springing Grass, and the sky where many colours blend, My songsters by the magic of their singing Have in a moment made. My thoughts of you Are music which to all my spirit's rue Is the ineffable answer and the end. [ 20 ] The Exile Now I return to my own land and people, Old familiar things so to recover, Hedgerows and little lanes and meadows, The friendliness of my own land and people. I have seen a world-frieze of glowing orange, Palms painted black on the satin horizon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doomed to eternal defeat in the endless strife, Scornful of Chance the Almighty, we worship with pride The divine, frail, terrible Beauty of Life On the Cross of Fate incessantly crucified. [ 19 ] Spring in Winter My memories of you are singing birds In the green forest of my mind, where I May roam, recapturing your whispered words. Or on a bank of glowing bluebells lie. Listening for ever. Spring is come again In all her glory; the erst withered trees That creaked, like living skeletons in pai...n, Defying the wind, have donned green garments: these New shoots, these blossoms and these buds, the springing Grass, and the sky where many colours blend, My songsters by the magic of their singing Have in a moment made. My thoughts of you Are music which to all my spirit's rue Is the ineffable answer and the end. [ 20 ] The Exile Now I return to my own land and people, Old familiar things so to recover, Hedgerows and little lanes and meadows, The friendliness of my own land and people. I have seen a world-frieze of glowing orange, Palms painted black on the satin horizon.
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