Poems volume 1
Poems volume 1
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All saw and wondered at, nor could unriddle.
Which made his opening soul a thing of glooms And depths unfathomed ; unlike other youths.
He could not pass o'er the deep things of life Reckless, catching and being wafted by the breath Of their own time. Fate's bubbles of the future ; He could not skim life thus, content to think As others thought, believe what they believed.
To run in the old grooves, eat, love, and die, And lean the future on the lap of Chance.
No, he must probe and dive and see...k for Truth, And find hLT for himself; he could not rest On others' words, for all seemed ignorant.
Led by they knew not what, they knew not how, Hither and thither on excitement's breath.
By the last bubble of the seeming wise.
The grisly phantom Doubt rose suddenly, And through his soul there ran a shock of awe ; Convulsed with rending struggles, ghastly fears, He strove to hold to the old paths he loved — The old, old faiths which his stern sire had taught — Which seemed the pillars that sustained his being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All saw and wondered at, nor could unriddle.
Which made his opening soul a thing of glooms And depths unfathomed ; unlike other youths.
He could not pass o'er the deep things of life Reckless, catching and being wafted by the breath Of their own time. Fate's bubbles of the future ; He could not skim life thus, content to think As others thought, believe what they believed.
To run in the old grooves, eat, love, and die, And lean the future on the lap of Chance.
No, he must probe and dive and see...k for Truth, And find hLT for himself; he could not rest On others' words, for all seemed ignorant.
Led by they knew not what, they knew not how, Hither and thither on excitement's breath.
By the last bubble of the seeming wise.
The grisly phantom Doubt rose suddenly, And through his soul there ran a shock of awe ; Convulsed with rending struggles, ghastly fears, He strove to hold to the old paths he loved — The old, old faiths which his stern sire had taught — Which seemed the pillars that sustained his being.
What to read after Poems volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Tindall to read onlineMoreLess
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