Poems volume 2
Poems volume 2
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The sceptre slanteth from her palsied hold. She saith, ' 'Las me ! God's word that I was ' good ' Is taken back to heaven, From whence when any sound comes, I am riven By some sharp bolt. And now no angel would Descend with sweet dew-silence on my mountains, To glorify the lovely river-fountains That gush along their side. I see, weary change ! I see instead This human wrath and pride, These thrones, and tombs, judicial wrong, and blood. And bitter words are poured upon mine head ' Earth ! thou... art a stage for tricks unholy, A church for most remorseful melancholy ! Thou art so spoilt, we should forget we had An Eden in thee, wert thou not so sad. ' Sweet children, I am old ! ye, every one, Do keep me from a portion of my sun, 166 EARTH AND HER PRAISERS.
Give praise in change for brightness ! That I may shake my hills in infiniteness Of breezy laughter, as in youthful mirth, To hear Earth's sons and daughters praising Earth Whereupon a child began, With spirit running up to man, As by angel's shining ladder, (May he find no cloud above !) Seeming he had ne'er been sadder All his days than now, Sitting in the chestnut grove, With that joyous overflow Of smiling from his mouth, o'er brow And cheek and chin, as if the breeze Leaning tricksy from the trees To part his golden hairs, had blown Into an hundred smiles that one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sceptre slanteth from her palsied hold. She saith, ' 'Las me ! God's word that I was ' good ' Is taken back to heaven, From whence when any sound comes, I am riven By some sharp bolt. And now no angel would Descend with sweet dew-silence on my mountains, To glorify the lovely river-fountains That gush along their side. I see, weary change ! I see instead This human wrath and pride, These thrones, and tombs, judicial wrong, and blood. And bitter words are poured upon mine head ' Earth ! thou... art a stage for tricks unholy, A church for most remorseful melancholy ! Thou art so spoilt, we should forget we had An Eden in thee, wert thou not so sad. ' Sweet children, I am old ! ye, every one, Do keep me from a portion of my sun, 166 EARTH AND HER PRAISERS.
Give praise in change for brightness ! That I may shake my hills in infiniteness Of breezy laughter, as in youthful mirth, To hear Earth's sons and daughters praising Earth Whereupon a child began, With spirit running up to man, As by angel's shining ladder, (May he find no cloud above !) Seeming he had ne'er been sadder All his days than now, Sitting in the chestnut grove, With that joyous overflow Of smiling from his mouth, o'er brow And cheek and chin, as if the breeze Leaning tricksy from the trees To part his golden hairs, had blown Into an hundred smiles that one.
What to read after Poems volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kenyon to read onlineMoreLess
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