Poems volume 3
Poems volume 3
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'Tis but the slow or rapid flight of Pain.
Set Pleasure by, and there would yet remain, For every nerve and sense the sting of Pain : Set Pain aside, and fear no more the sting, And whence your hopes and pleasures can ye bring?
No ! there is not a joy beneath the skies, That from no grief nor trouble shall arise. 30 Why does the Lover with such rapture fly To his dear mistress ? He shall show us why : Because her absence is such cause of grief That her sweet smile alone can yield relief. Why, t...hen, that smile is Pleasure ! True, yet still 'Tis but the absence of the former ill : For, married, soon at will he comes and goes ; Then pleasures die, and pains become repose, And he has none of these, and therefore none of those. [ Yes ! looking back as early as I can, 40 I see the griefs that seize their subject Man ; That in the weeping Child their early reign began. [ Yes ! though Pain softens, and is absent since, He still controls me like my lawful prince. Joys I remember, like phosphoric light Or squibs and crackers on a gala night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis but the slow or rapid flight of Pain.
Set Pleasure by, and there would yet remain, For every nerve and sense the sting of Pain : Set Pain aside, and fear no more the sting, And whence your hopes and pleasures can ye bring?
No ! there is not a joy beneath the skies, That from no grief nor trouble shall arise. 30 Why does the Lover with such rapture fly To his dear mistress ? He shall show us why : Because her absence is such cause of grief That her sweet smile alone can yield relief. Why, t...hen, that smile is Pleasure ! True, yet still 'Tis but the absence of the former ill : For, married, soon at will he comes and goes ; Then pleasures die, and pains become repose, And he has none of these, and therefore none of those. [ Yes ! looking back as early as I can, 40 I see the griefs that seize their subject Man ; That in the weeping Child their early reign began. [ Yes ! though Pain softens, and is absent since, He still controls me like my lawful prince. Joys I remember, like phosphoric light Or squibs and crackers on a gala night.
What to read after Poems volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crabbe George to read onlineMoreLess
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