Poems
Poems
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A TRUCE to Hope, what hatli she to do here, With her far-speeding gear, With glistening gawds yclad and tinsel sheen ?
She brings the flowers spread On my last sorrow dead, And says, " Be we thy queen ! " Begone false glitter ! come another morrow !
I have not hall-mourned my last dead sorrow.
Against the background of my late despair She showeth large and fair, She looks much promise from her prophet eye ; " Dear youth behold yon star, — Thou mayst not deem it far, 'Tis just this side the sky ...; dbyGoogk A TRUCE TO HOPE. 95 An easy path upwindeth tlirough the bowers, Bestrewn with ynreaths dust-laid with summer showers." Now by thy torch, fair shadow, which doth light The dullness of our night.
An oath, not here slack-held, to thee I swear, Like taper burning clear Through purest atmosphere, I see it in its lair ; But Heaven's grace I crave, I cannot see The path of flowers up-climbing easily.
'* Go to ! thine eyes are bleared! thou couldst not ken Above tha glimpse of men.
Though God's archangel held the trump of fame, — And, as each blast was blown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A TRUCE to Hope, what hatli she to do here, With her far-speeding gear, With glistening gawds yclad and tinsel sheen ?
She brings the flowers spread On my last sorrow dead, And says, " Be we thy queen ! " Begone false glitter ! come another morrow !
I have not hall-mourned my last dead sorrow.
Against the background of my late despair She showeth large and fair, She looks much promise from her prophet eye ; " Dear youth behold yon star, — Thou mayst not deem it far, 'Tis just this side the sky ...; dbyGoogk A TRUCE TO HOPE. 95 An easy path upwindeth tlirough the bowers, Bestrewn with ynreaths dust-laid with summer showers." Now by thy torch, fair shadow, which doth light The dullness of our night.
An oath, not here slack-held, to thee I swear, Like taper burning clear Through purest atmosphere, I see it in its lair ; But Heaven's grace I crave, I cannot see The path of flowers up-climbing easily.
'* Go to ! thine eyes are bleared! thou couldst not ken Above tha glimpse of men.
Though God's archangel held the trump of fame, — And, as each blast was blown.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sutliffe, Albert, 1830- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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