Poems And Verses 1887 1897
Poems And Verses 1887 1897
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ir I should die to-night — if suddenly The thing which I call ' I ' should cease to be — No void were caused on earth : ah me, not mine To claim fulfilment of one high design.
The sands are out, the little course is run.
Scarce anything attempted ; nothing done : A passing atom 'midst unending hosts, A ghost that flitted through a world of ghosts.
Convention led me, custom made me blind, Such puny cares as thrill a puny mind ; In mine infirmity ignobly meek, Praising base strength, whilst ownin...g I was weak.
Master of none was I, the slave of all, Not bold with stouter minds to risk a fall ; Chose not the narrow path, but life's broad road, Poor fashion's creature, parasite of mode : For rules of conduct ever sore perplexed, Made myself laws one day to break them next : Bankrupt in purpose, sterile of intent, Went for enjoyment where my neighbours went : Found pleasure-seeking with disgust was fraught, And truest pleasure gained where least 'twas sought.
lo TIVO REVERIES.
Not poor in friends, indeed, yet all unblest In that which only gives life perfect zest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ir I should die to-night — if suddenly The thing which I call ' I ' should cease to be — No void were caused on earth : ah me, not mine To claim fulfilment of one high design.
The sands are out, the little course is run.
Scarce anything attempted ; nothing done : A passing atom 'midst unending hosts, A ghost that flitted through a world of ghosts.
Convention led me, custom made me blind, Such puny cares as thrill a puny mind ; In mine infirmity ignobly meek, Praising base strength, whilst ownin...g I was weak.
Master of none was I, the slave of all, Not bold with stouter minds to risk a fall ; Chose not the narrow path, but life's broad road, Poor fashion's creature, parasite of mode : For rules of conduct ever sore perplexed, Made myself laws one day to break them next : Bankrupt in purpose, sterile of intent, Went for enjoyment where my neighbours went : Found pleasure-seeking with disgust was fraught, And truest pleasure gained where least 'twas sought.
lo TIVO REVERIES.
Not poor in friends, indeed, yet all unblest In that which only gives life perfect zest.
What to read after Poems And Verses 1887 1897?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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