New Rubaiyat From a Southern Garden
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CLI TO-DAY and YESTERDAY mark Time's decay Whereof the Soul knows not; THAT is alway Nor more nor less than what it Was and Is; TO-MORROW is but part of Its TO-DAY. 57 -. New Rubaiyat From CLII For if Man hath no Soul what then is He More than his corpse? O solemn Mystery! All that was There before it Here remains ; And what then was that Conscious Entity?
CLIII Ask not the Winds that o'er the Meadows pass, Ask not the Rain, the Sunshine, or the Grass, These heed no Question and no Answer give;... Your Earth is iron and your Sky is brass !
CLIV This marble Image prone — this lifeless Clay — Whither the Tenant that has passed away? The Soul that beamed from out those glassy eyes — 'Tis clear That has no share in this decay : ■ 58 A Southern Garden- CLV Two-fold was this Being; give Earth its own, But claim not for the Dust that Spirit flown, For IT has fled to sweep with tireless wing The Morning Skies that circle Heaven's Throne.
CLVI If Past and Future, Now, is Nought, — you say — Than He that passed but this late Hour away, Not less than one Unborn is He, not more Than Him lost in a Thousand Years' decay !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CLI TO-DAY and YESTERDAY mark Time's decay Whereof the Soul knows not; THAT is alway Nor more nor less than what it Was and Is; TO-MORROW is but part of Its TO-DAY. 57 -. New Rubaiyat From CLII For if Man hath no Soul what then is He More than his corpse? O solemn Mystery! All that was There before it Here remains ; And what then was that Conscious Entity?
CLIII Ask not the Winds that o'er the Meadows pass, Ask not the Rain, the Sunshine, or the Grass, These heed no Question and no Answer give;... Your Earth is iron and your Sky is brass !
CLIV This marble Image prone — this lifeless Clay — Whither the Tenant that has passed away? The Soul that beamed from out those glassy eyes — 'Tis clear That has no share in this decay : ■ 58 A Southern Garden- CLV Two-fold was this Being; give Earth its own, But claim not for the Dust that Spirit flown, For IT has fled to sweep with tireless wing The Morning Skies that circle Heaven's Throne.
CLVI If Past and Future, Now, is Nought, — you say — Than He that passed but this late Hour away, Not less than one Unborn is He, not more Than Him lost in a Thousand Years' decay !
What to read after New Rubaiyat From a Southern Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederic Viett to read onlineMoreLess
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