Poetical Works
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Be of good cheer ; All will go well.
'SVrr. Thy hand — so — 'tis thy hand ; 'Tis flesh ; grasp— clasp — yet closer, till I feel Myself that which I was.
J/y. At least know me For what I am, and ever must be — thine.
Sar. I know it now. I know this life again.
Ah, Myrrha ! I have been where we shall be.
Jfi/r. My lord 1 Sar. I've been i' the grave — where worms are And kings are But I did not deem it 9 ) ; [lords, I thought 'twas nothing.
Ml/): So it is ; except Unto the timid, who anticipate Th...at which may never be.
S'lr. Oh, Myrrha I if [close ?
Sleep shows such things, what may not death dis- Afyr. I know no evil death can show, which life Has not aheady shown to those who live Embodied longest. If there be indeed A shore where mind survives, 'twill be as mind, All unincorporate : or if there flits A shadow of this cumbrous clog of clay, Which stalks, methinks, between our souls and heav- And fetters us to earth — at least the phantom, [en, Whate'er it have to fear, will not fear death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be of good cheer ; All will go well.
'SVrr. Thy hand — so — 'tis thy hand ; 'Tis flesh ; grasp— clasp — yet closer, till I feel Myself that which I was.
J/y. At least know me For what I am, and ever must be — thine.
Sar. I know it now. I know this life again.
Ah, Myrrha ! I have been where we shall be.
Jfi/r. My lord 1 Sar. I've been i' the grave — where worms are And kings are But I did not deem it 9 ) ; [lords, I thought 'twas nothing.
Ml/): So it is ; except Unto the timid, who anticipate Th...at which may never be.
S'lr. Oh, Myrrha I if [close ?
Sleep shows such things, what may not death dis- Afyr. I know no evil death can show, which life Has not aheady shown to those who live Embodied longest. If there be indeed A shore where mind survives, 'twill be as mind, All unincorporate : or if there flits A shadow of this cumbrous clog of clay, Which stalks, methinks, between our souls and heav- And fetters us to earth — at least the phantom, [en, Whate'er it have to fear, will not fear death.
What to read after Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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