Poems
Poems
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So he returned, whose youth around him clung As fresh as when he sang that brotherhood Of scholars half a century ago. His poet soul was like as the hills he sung Strong and near heaven, and his every mood Soared, like cloud wraiths that cling to peaks of snow.
PROVEN I METHOUGHT I would subject all maids I know To an ordeal mathematical Wherein you should compete, and each and all Should hold whatever place the tale might show.
So fancy summoned them, — fair brows of snow, Beautiful faces, lip...s with witchery sweet, Voices and forms that made my heart to beat — Young Paris never saw such charms arow. — I marked for goodness and for goodliness, For wells of comfort, and for keenest wit, Music, and love, and all that fosters it.
And then cast up the scores in vague distress ; Yet, O my lady, need the rest be said ? I laughed for joy, — you were so far ahead !
THE HUNGER OF THE WORLD.
IF \vc believed that every heart on earth Is as a miser keen to clutch and hoard Love's half unconscious alms — kind look or word Forgotten oft as soon as come to birth, — How loneliness holds all of little worth Compared with kindliness of kindred hearts, And how, in stress of life and noise of marts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So he returned, whose youth around him clung As fresh as when he sang that brotherhood Of scholars half a century ago. His poet soul was like as the hills he sung Strong and near heaven, and his every mood Soared, like cloud wraiths that cling to peaks of snow.
PROVEN I METHOUGHT I would subject all maids I know To an ordeal mathematical Wherein you should compete, and each and all Should hold whatever place the tale might show.
So fancy summoned them, — fair brows of snow, Beautiful faces, lip...s with witchery sweet, Voices and forms that made my heart to beat — Young Paris never saw such charms arow. — I marked for goodness and for goodliness, For wells of comfort, and for keenest wit, Music, and love, and all that fosters it.
And then cast up the scores in vague distress ; Yet, O my lady, need the rest be said ? I laughed for joy, — you were so far ahead !
THE HUNGER OF THE WORLD.
IF \vc believed that every heart on earth Is as a miser keen to clutch and hoard Love's half unconscious alms — kind look or word Forgotten oft as soon as come to birth, — How loneliness holds all of little worth Compared with kindliness of kindred hearts, And how, in stress of life and noise of marts.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Mosse Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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