Poems New And Old
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'Mid fair groves of Asphodel We shall sport — here, frail beginners, There, fond wooers, faithful winners.
i34 IN THE SCENES OF YOUTH* 'pHEY are not what they were, the haunts Of long ago that I survey, Tho' wrecking Time here hardly vaunts A triumph of decay. Yet all that made them homes of bliss The more I look, the more I miss : The loss of what I cannot name Has left them dreary, cold, and tame.
A glow has gone that robed the sea In glory and lit up the shore ; A spell that lent Divinity To... Earth is now no more. Behold the gem whose facets dance And fire beneath the sunbeam's glance ; The painted canvas, grey and cold, A master hand has tinged with gold; The stone whereout a sculptor hews And carves an all but breathing face ; The verse, where Genius can infuse Poetic worth and grace ! They owe their glory to a light, Or if you will a magic might, Akin to that which lent me joy, When here I wandered as a boy.
* From ' Poems of Life and Death, ' p. 68. 135 OLD POEMS ' Fwas half in me, a flame Divine That seemed to kindle everything, And everyone — that then was mine, But now has taken wing : And half from others — those with power To share with me that heavenly dower The while within their hearts it shone ; Now they are vanished, it is gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Mid fair groves of Asphodel We shall sport — here, frail beginners, There, fond wooers, faithful winners.
i34 IN THE SCENES OF YOUTH* 'pHEY are not what they were, the haunts Of long ago that I survey, Tho' wrecking Time here hardly vaunts A triumph of decay. Yet all that made them homes of bliss The more I look, the more I miss : The loss of what I cannot name Has left them dreary, cold, and tame.
A glow has gone that robed the sea In glory and lit up the shore ; A spell that lent Divinity To... Earth is now no more. Behold the gem whose facets dance And fire beneath the sunbeam's glance ; The painted canvas, grey and cold, A master hand has tinged with gold; The stone whereout a sculptor hews And carves an all but breathing face ; The verse, where Genius can infuse Poetic worth and grace ! They owe their glory to a light, Or if you will a magic might, Akin to that which lent me joy, When here I wandered as a boy.
* From ' Poems of Life and Death, ' p. 68. 135 OLD POEMS ' Fwas half in me, a flame Divine That seemed to kindle everything, And everyone — that then was mine, But now has taken wing : And half from others — those with power To share with me that heavenly dower The while within their hearts it shone ; Now they are vanished, it is gone.
What to read after Poems New And Old?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcus Samuel Cam Rickards to read onlineMoreLess
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