Poems
Poems
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like a goad thy bitternefs Shall drive me to great things.
For Love's fweet wine has lulled me overlong, Loofening my foul — woe's me ! But now at length Let it be mixed and made with fcorn and wrong, A bitter draught of ftrength.
I am athirft for fuch, having known of old Greatnefs is fuckled at the breafts of Pain. But muft — ah ! muft the Iword of burning cold Go through the hearts of twain ?
96 /Eneas to Dido.
Hark! the winds call me — ' Lover, love, fly ! We to thy true home will companion... thee- Divinc untold-of realms, whereto the fky Stoops down behind the fea.
' Shake loofe thy fails, and leave the land's delight. And we will fweep thee outward to thine home. Drive through the wild green billows, and the white Wild-driven ("moke of foam ! ' Ev'n as the pale hag's muffled muttering Draws down the moon from heaven, the fpcll of Fate Draws me from thee. Our bonds in buriling ftring, And all arc violate !
I am doomed, and called, and dcftined. Mine, mine own Dertiny calls ; nor needs to call again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
like a goad thy bitternefs Shall drive me to great things.
For Love's fweet wine has lulled me overlong, Loofening my foul — woe's me ! But now at length Let it be mixed and made with fcorn and wrong, A bitter draught of ftrength.
I am athirft for fuch, having known of old Greatnefs is fuckled at the breafts of Pain. But muft — ah ! muft the Iword of burning cold Go through the hearts of twain ?
96 /Eneas to Dido.
Hark! the winds call me — ' Lover, love, fly ! We to thy true home will companion... thee- Divinc untold-of realms, whereto the fky Stoops down behind the fea.
' Shake loofe thy fails, and leave the land's delight. And we will fweep thee outward to thine home. Drive through the wild green billows, and the white Wild-driven ("moke of foam ! ' Ev'n as the pale hag's muffled muttering Draws down the moon from heaven, the fpcll of Fate Draws me from thee. Our bonds in buriling ftring, And all arc violate !
I am doomed, and called, and dcftined. Mine, mine own Dertiny calls ; nor needs to call again.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mallock William Hurrell to read onlineMoreLess
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