Pantoia
Pantoia
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So lightly swung, So untamed is your brown head, a challenge flung To the little world of boys, So valorous in its poise, It cannot stoop or deign to be ever aught but young.
So, glorious boy, go forward, never fear ; Be blind at need, be deaf when ill's to hear.
Love the healthy, hate the vile, And in trouble keep that smile Nay, nothing in this world shall trouble you, my dear.
23 SUNDAY NIGHT My brief siesta's done. I have sat in the sun, In pastures of the mind I thought it good to bask ; B...ut now with head inclined I stoop to Monday's task.
I walked footsore and lame Till Saturday evening came. Then I lay still, shut eyes, Deep in the high green grass, While thoughts like butterflies Did dip and poise and pass.
I saw the sky was blue My folded eyelids through : A knight went riding by Spurring often and hard He rode, I know not why, Unto the Joyous Gard.
Then did I dream at home ? I seemed to stand in Rome. Over the close-packed square A voice rang bold and loud : Who would not freedom dare f Rienzd swayed the crowd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So lightly swung, So untamed is your brown head, a challenge flung To the little world of boys, So valorous in its poise, It cannot stoop or deign to be ever aught but young.
So, glorious boy, go forward, never fear ; Be blind at need, be deaf when ill's to hear.
Love the healthy, hate the vile, And in trouble keep that smile Nay, nothing in this world shall trouble you, my dear.
23 SUNDAY NIGHT My brief siesta's done. I have sat in the sun, In pastures of the mind I thought it good to bask ; B...ut now with head inclined I stoop to Monday's task.
I walked footsore and lame Till Saturday evening came. Then I lay still, shut eyes, Deep in the high green grass, While thoughts like butterflies Did dip and poise and pass.
I saw the sky was blue My folded eyelids through : A knight went riding by Spurring often and hard He rode, I know not why, Unto the Joyous Gard.
Then did I dream at home ? I seemed to stand in Rome. Over the close-packed square A voice rang bold and loud : Who would not freedom dare f Rienzd swayed the crowd.
What to read after Pantoia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H S Vere Hodge to read onlineMoreLess
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