Poems
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You poor blind eyes That I have loved so long and kissed so often, I love you still and kiss you for the last Last time; but all the love I had to give I keep henceforward as a flaming sword In my own heart. No scruple, no remorse, Can check my course at any wayside plea: The end, the end is all. I never cared 186 A NIQBT AT ST. HKLBNA If thoee whose sight was barred by walls and roofs, Gosgipers in the streets, could fail to see My hope on the horizon; but you stood With all those chatterers; ...and you think me blind Because I see my battle rising black As thunder in the distance, and I pass Unheeding all the things that claim yoiu* eyes To my own kingdom. Now let those that cross My path take heed; for when I come alone, The forces of the world are on my side.
The pitiless powers that feed the sun with fire, Direct the wheeling planets and control The invincible countermarching of the stars: And it shall seem, to those that hear my battle Rolling atar the great psahn of my guns, As if the old energies of time and space From chaos recreated and reformed A NIGHT AT ST.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You poor blind eyes That I have loved so long and kissed so often, I love you still and kiss you for the last Last time; but all the love I had to give I keep henceforward as a flaming sword In my own heart. No scruple, no remorse, Can check my course at any wayside plea: The end, the end is all. I never cared 186 A NIQBT AT ST. HKLBNA If thoee whose sight was barred by walls and roofs, Gosgipers in the streets, could fail to see My hope on the horizon; but you stood With all those chatterers; ...and you think me blind Because I see my battle rising black As thunder in the distance, and I pass Unheeding all the things that claim yoiu* eyes To my own kingdom. Now let those that cross My path take heed; for when I come alone, The forces of the world are on my side.
The pitiless powers that feed the sun with fire, Direct the wheeling planets and control The invincible countermarching of the stars: And it shall seem, to those that hear my battle Rolling atar the great psahn of my guns, As if the old energies of time and space From chaos recreated and reformed A NIGHT AT ST.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noyes Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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