Modern Love
Modern Love
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xri Not solely that the Future she destroys^ And the fair life which in the distance lies For all meny beckoning out from dim rich skies : Nor that the passing hours supporting joys Have lost the keen-edged flavour ^ which begat Distinction in old times ^ and still should breed Sweet Memory y and Hope y— earth'' s modest seed ^ And heaven's high prompting: not that the world is flat Since that soft-luring creature I embraced^ Among the children of Illusion went: Me thinks with all this loss I w...ere content ^ If the mad Past^ on which my foot is based ^ Were firm y or might be blotted: but the whole Of life is mixed: the mocking Past will stay : And if I drink oblivion of a day^ So shorten I the stature of my souL XIII ^ I play for Seasons; not Eternities/' Says Nature^ laughing on her way. ' So must All those whose stake is nothing more than dust/ ' And lo^ she wins^ and oj her harmonies She is full sure/ Upon her dying rose^ She drops a look of fondness^ and goes by^ Scarce any retrospection in her eye; For she the laws of growth most deeply knows ^ Whose hands bear ^here^a seed-bag— there ^ an urn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
xri Not solely that the Future she destroys^ And the fair life which in the distance lies For all meny beckoning out from dim rich skies : Nor that the passing hours supporting joys Have lost the keen-edged flavour ^ which begat Distinction in old times ^ and still should breed Sweet Memory y and Hope y— earth'' s modest seed ^ And heaven's high prompting: not that the world is flat Since that soft-luring creature I embraced^ Among the children of Illusion went: Me thinks with all this loss I w...ere content ^ If the mad Past^ on which my foot is based ^ Were firm y or might be blotted: but the whole Of life is mixed: the mocking Past will stay : And if I drink oblivion of a day^ So shorten I the stature of my souL XIII ^ I play for Seasons; not Eternities/' Says Nature^ laughing on her way. ' So must All those whose stake is nothing more than dust/ ' And lo^ she wins^ and oj her harmonies She is full sure/ Upon her dying rose^ She drops a look of fondness^ and goes by^ Scarce any retrospection in her eye; For she the laws of growth most deeply knows ^ Whose hands bear ^here^a seed-bag— there ^ an urn.
What to read after Modern Love?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meredith George to read onlineMoreLess
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