Midland Poems
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1 49 Or to live in a moon-land of fable, And eat like the boy at my side?
No doubt, on the whole, it were better If wisdom could pleasure enhance.
But if time makes romance a dead letter, Perish time ! Live forever romance !
Come back then, my youth, let me bind you To vision, opinion, and heart: Or let me go forward and find you Where nature is stronger than art.
MUD PIES.
T3EHIND the house, *a play-ground For the Httle children lies; And there, they are noisy and busy, Making mud j^ies.
I sit... at an open window.
Watching their serious play.
And smile at the deep illusion Of all they say.
For one insists that her way Is better than all the rest; But others, who do much like her.
Call their way best.
Mud Fics. I 5 1 And my mind, from the scene before me, Goes out to the world of men; To the things that are, and ever Shall be again.
Till I wonder, if angels viewing The marvellous ways of earth — The schemes and the anxious efforts — Ne'er feel like mirth.
If when we struggle and travail, And deem ourselves most wise, They smile not, and call us children Making mud pies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 49 Or to live in a moon-land of fable, And eat like the boy at my side?
No doubt, on the whole, it were better If wisdom could pleasure enhance.
But if time makes romance a dead letter, Perish time ! Live forever romance !
Come back then, my youth, let me bind you To vision, opinion, and heart: Or let me go forward and find you Where nature is stronger than art.
MUD PIES.
T3EHIND the house, *a play-ground For the Httle children lies; And there, they are noisy and busy, Making mud j^ies.
I sit... at an open window.
Watching their serious play.
And smile at the deep illusion Of all they say.
For one insists that her way Is better than all the rest; But others, who do much like her.
Call their way best.
Mud Fics. I 5 1 And my mind, from the scene before me, Goes out to the world of men; To the things that are, and ever Shall be again.
Till I wonder, if angels viewing The marvellous ways of earth — The schemes and the anxious efforts — Ne'er feel like mirth.
If when we struggle and travail, And deem ourselves most wise, They smile not, and call us children Making mud pies.
What to read after Midland Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orsamus Charles Dake to read onlineMoreLess
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