Poems
Poems
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Now in mass one billow only Sweeps us onward in its wrath, Then again each wanderer lonely Walks its own and separate path.
PURIFICATION 79 PURIFICATION No more battles will I venture In this life's great fight, ungainly, Where the victors within censure That the conquering, too, is vainly.
Where the strongest feels not pleasant, Thinking evermore in sorrow : He that is oppressed at present, Will oppressor be to-morrow !
No more battles will I venture, Will forgive and leave the past ; Say to m...ankind without censure : ' Let us human be at last ! ' 8o THE LOT OF THE POET THE LOT OF THE POET THERE was a poet, who in deep-felt grief The woe of all mankind within was bearing, Who brought to all the suffering relief, And as brother all their ills was sharing.
His song was like the harp's discordant sound Struck for the last time by a human hand ; His dirges went the earthly lands around Like to the wind which does still sighs dis- band.
Ah ! he too deeply felt the world's great pain, Life's sorrow led him onward to distraction ; The discord shrieking through our being's main Subdued him, and he died in mean obduction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now in mass one billow only Sweeps us onward in its wrath, Then again each wanderer lonely Walks its own and separate path.
PURIFICATION 79 PURIFICATION No more battles will I venture In this life's great fight, ungainly, Where the victors within censure That the conquering, too, is vainly.
Where the strongest feels not pleasant, Thinking evermore in sorrow : He that is oppressed at present, Will oppressor be to-morrow !
No more battles will I venture, Will forgive and leave the past ; Say to m...ankind without censure : ' Let us human be at last ! ' 8o THE LOT OF THE POET THE LOT OF THE POET THERE was a poet, who in deep-felt grief The woe of all mankind within was bearing, Who brought to all the suffering relief, And as brother all their ills was sharing.
His song was like the harp's discordant sound Struck for the last time by a human hand ; His dirges went the earthly lands around Like to the wind which does still sighs dis- band.
Ah ! he too deeply felt the world's great pain, Life's sorrow led him onward to distraction ; The discord shrieking through our being's main Subdued him, and he died in mean obduction.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Joseph Pfungst to read onlineMoreLess
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