Personal Poems, Complete
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Safely his dearest friends may own The slight defects he never hid, The surface-blemish in the stone Of the tall, stately pyramid.
Suffice it that he never brought His conscience to the public mart; But lived himself the truth he taught, White-souled, clean-handed, pure of heart.
What if he felt the natural pride Of power in noble use, too true With thin humilities to hide The work he did, the lore he knew?
Was he not just? Was any wronged By that assured self-estimate? He took ...but what to him belonged, Unenvious of another's state.
Well might he heed the words he spake, And scan with care the written page Through which he still shall warm and wake The hearts of men from age to age.
Ah! who shall blame him now because He solaced thus his hours of pain! Should not the o'erworn thresher pause, And hold to light his golden grain?
No sense of humor dropped its oil On the hard ways his purpose went; Small play of fancy lightened toil; He spake alone the thing he meant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Safely his dearest friends may own The slight defects he never hid, The surface-blemish in the stone Of the tall, stately pyramid.
Suffice it that he never brought His conscience to the public mart; But lived himself the truth he taught, White-souled, clean-handed, pure of heart.
What if he felt the natural pride Of power in noble use, too true With thin humilities to hide The work he did, the lore he knew?
Was he not just? Was any wronged By that assured self-estimate? He took ...but what to him belonged, Unenvious of another's state.
Well might he heed the words he spake, And scan with care the written page Through which he still shall warm and wake The hearts of men from age to age.
Ah! who shall blame him now because He solaced thus his hours of pain! Should not the o'erworn thresher pause, And hold to light his golden grain?
No sense of humor dropped its oil On the hard ways his purpose went; Small play of fancy lightened toil; He spake alone the thing he meant.
What to read after Personal Poems, Complete?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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