Poems
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15 13. CONTENT 1 THANK whatever God there be, That he has deigned to fashion me, That he has taken clay so strong, And washed so well and pugged so long. And burnt such cruel flames among, That when he strikes I ring with song.
That when he builds me in his wall I do not cause the work to fall, But bear my weight and take my place; And when, to give me greater grace, He cuts in me a cunning chase I do not spoil the bonded face.
If other bricks are made awry. Then let them in the footings lie, A...nd not complain; For should he mould me all again, A thing so vile that life were pain. Yet would I live and bring him gain.
i6 14. DISCONTENT When the dark earth after a storm of rain Exhales the fragrant gladness of her rest, The aspen leaves, freed from the strong south- west. And turning to their ancient place again. With whispering leaves persistently complain. That they have been by cruel gales oppressed. Though, now by balmy airs soothed and car- ressed. Ever they make their murmuring disdain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 13. CONTENT 1 THANK whatever God there be, That he has deigned to fashion me, That he has taken clay so strong, And washed so well and pugged so long. And burnt such cruel flames among, That when he strikes I ring with song.
That when he builds me in his wall I do not cause the work to fall, But bear my weight and take my place; And when, to give me greater grace, He cuts in me a cunning chase I do not spoil the bonded face.
If other bricks are made awry. Then let them in the footings lie, A...nd not complain; For should he mould me all again, A thing so vile that life were pain. Yet would I live and bring him gain.
i6 14. DISCONTENT When the dark earth after a storm of rain Exhales the fragrant gladness of her rest, The aspen leaves, freed from the strong south- west. And turning to their ancient place again. With whispering leaves persistently complain. That they have been by cruel gales oppressed. Though, now by balmy airs soothed and car- ressed. Ever they make their murmuring disdain.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Charles Phillimore to read onlineMoreLess
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