Personal Poems
Personal Poems
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Then shah thou reap the harveil fruit of life: Seeds sown andgrozon in Time's rich womb shall be The autwnn harveil of thy peace or ilrife. And when the Winter comes? Oh, then Til sing. Despite cold Death, I'll sing for the Death-born Spring!
XVII. Why so much courage to such little use? This high resolve sublime and pitiful To face the dreadful doom you Hill would choose Should front you Man, who call yourself the fool, A plaything for Unknozvn Pozoers to cail Now on the pricks of pain, now in...to sweet joy. That they may watch you geilure to the Vail Or raise a reef of mind in their employ. So smiles the Hone-eyed Sphinx of human thought. Drunk with the terrible joy of pain endured. Gazing across a desert diilance fraught With the advancing darkness, nightward lured Still by the luminous grey eyes of Death, While sunset prays to Beauty with bated breath 25 XVIII.
Held m the blinding bonds of Time and Space Treading the mazing ways of 'mortal error, Man long has faltered in his endless race For joy that turns to pain, beauty to terror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then shah thou reap the harveil fruit of life: Seeds sown andgrozon in Time's rich womb shall be The autwnn harveil of thy peace or ilrife. And when the Winter comes? Oh, then Til sing. Despite cold Death, I'll sing for the Death-born Spring!
XVII. Why so much courage to such little use? This high resolve sublime and pitiful To face the dreadful doom you Hill would choose Should front you Man, who call yourself the fool, A plaything for Unknozvn Pozoers to cail Now on the pricks of pain, now in...to sweet joy. That they may watch you geilure to the Vail Or raise a reef of mind in their employ. So smiles the Hone-eyed Sphinx of human thought. Drunk with the terrible joy of pain endured. Gazing across a desert diilance fraught With the advancing darkness, nightward lured Still by the luminous grey eyes of Death, While sunset prays to Beauty with bated breath 25 XVIII.
Held m the blinding bonds of Time and Space Treading the mazing ways of 'mortal error, Man long has faltered in his endless race For joy that turns to pain, beauty to terror.
What to read after Personal Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R L Rodolphe Louis Mgroz to read onlineMoreLess
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