Pan And Æolus; Poems
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[December 31, 1900.] 20 PAN AND ^OLUS A CLOWN'S PRELUDE.
Behold! I cover up this trail of tears A moment's weakness left upon my cheek, And hush my heart a little ere I speak Lest the false note ring true on other ears; The music rises and the empty cheers Proclaim the harlequin, and lo! I stand The painted fool again and kiss my hand With jocund air to Folly's worshippers.
So day by day life's bitter bread is earned With lips that smile and frame the mirthless joke, And frailer grows the soul ...that once was strong, — The joyless soul of one whose trade has turned Life's tragic mantle to a jester's cloak.
Life's diapason to a jester's song.
21 PAN AND ^OLUS A LEGEND OF GOLD.
Lucifer craved one boon of God After his fall, as his own to hold; So He gave him a mite in heaven's sight, But lo! the gift that He gave was — Gold.
And Lucifer wrought with the rugged ore Till he fashioned it wondrous fair, and then He set a price on the precious store, And the price was the blood and tears of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[December 31, 1900.] 20 PAN AND ^OLUS A CLOWN'S PRELUDE.
Behold! I cover up this trail of tears A moment's weakness left upon my cheek, And hush my heart a little ere I speak Lest the false note ring true on other ears; The music rises and the empty cheers Proclaim the harlequin, and lo! I stand The painted fool again and kiss my hand With jocund air to Folly's worshippers.
So day by day life's bitter bread is earned With lips that smile and frame the mirthless joke, And frailer grows the soul ...that once was strong, — The joyless soul of one whose trade has turned Life's tragic mantle to a jester's cloak.
Life's diapason to a jester's song.
21 PAN AND ^OLUS A LEGEND OF GOLD.
Lucifer craved one boon of God After his fall, as his own to hold; So He gave him a mite in heaven's sight, But lo! the gift that He gave was — Gold.
And Lucifer wrought with the rugged ore Till he fashioned it wondrous fair, and then He set a price on the precious store, And the price was the blood and tears of men.
What to read after Pan And Æolus; Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Musgrove, Charles Hamilton. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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