Moods And Other Verses
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Thus spake my friend: — What bliss can fill the breast When drawn from deepest wells of dark despair, I knew not till I ventured forth to fare On ocean's paths by tempest's wrath possessed: Throughout the night in fearsome, sick unrest.
We felt our helpless ship reel blindly where Storm's unexhausted legions filled the air And rode with fury on each billow's crest.
But when the last dim ray of hope seemed gone.
The winds drew off", and long-awaited dawn With beauty's topmost glory lit the sea; ...And as the sun above the horizon shone.
Beyond the waves with many a rainbow sown I saw my child once more upon my knee.
36 WORK To age-worn palace veiled with vine and tree I listless came one summer afternoon, A self-invited guest who craved the boon Of peaceful idlesse in that privacy.
And then, as swung the portal back for me, I saw some inmates lounge as half in swoon.
While others gaped and yawned, tried trivial tune.
Turned a few leaves, then wandered aimlessly.
And when Ennui, the jewelled queen of these.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus spake my friend: — What bliss can fill the breast When drawn from deepest wells of dark despair, I knew not till I ventured forth to fare On ocean's paths by tempest's wrath possessed: Throughout the night in fearsome, sick unrest.
We felt our helpless ship reel blindly where Storm's unexhausted legions filled the air And rode with fury on each billow's crest.
But when the last dim ray of hope seemed gone.
The winds drew off", and long-awaited dawn With beauty's topmost glory lit the sea; ...And as the sun above the horizon shone.
Beyond the waves with many a rainbow sown I saw my child once more upon my knee.
36 WORK To age-worn palace veiled with vine and tree I listless came one summer afternoon, A self-invited guest who craved the boon Of peaceful idlesse in that privacy.
And then, as swung the portal back for me, I saw some inmates lounge as half in swoon.
While others gaped and yawned, tried trivial tune.
Turned a few leaves, then wandered aimlessly.
And when Ennui, the jewelled queen of these.
What to read after Moods And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robeson Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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