Poetical Works
Poetical Works
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Meanwhile the Arts, in second infancy, Rise in some distant clime, and then, perchance, Some bold adventurer, filled with golden dreams, Steering his bark through trackless solitudes, Where, to his wandering thoughts, no daring prow Hath ever ploughed before, espies the cliffs Of fallen Albion. To the land unknown He journeys joyful ; and perhaps descries Some vestige of her ancient stateliness : Then he, with vain conjecture, fills his mind Of the unheard-of race, which had arrived At science ...in that solitary nook, Far from the civil world ; and sagely sighs, And moralizes on the state of man.
Still on its march, unnoticed and unfelt, Moves on our being. We do live and breathe, And we are gone. The spoiler heeds us not. We have our springtime and our rottenness ; And as we fall, another race succeeds, To perish likewise. Meanwhile Nature smiles The seasons run their round the Sun fulfils His annual course and heaven and earth remain Still changing, yet unchanged still doomed to feel Endless mutation in perpetual rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Meanwhile the Arts, in second infancy, Rise in some distant clime, and then, perchance, Some bold adventurer, filled with golden dreams, Steering his bark through trackless solitudes, Where, to his wandering thoughts, no daring prow Hath ever ploughed before, espies the cliffs Of fallen Albion. To the land unknown He journeys joyful ; and perhaps descries Some vestige of her ancient stateliness : Then he, with vain conjecture, fills his mind Of the unheard-of race, which had arrived At science ...in that solitary nook, Far from the civil world ; and sagely sighs, And moralizes on the state of man.
Still on its march, unnoticed and unfelt, Moves on our being. We do live and breathe, And we are gone. The spoiler heeds us not. We have our springtime and our rottenness ; And as we fall, another race succeeds, To perish likewise. Meanwhile Nature smiles The seasons run their round the Sun fulfils His annual course and heaven and earth remain Still changing, yet unchanged still doomed to feel Endless mutation in perpetual rest.
What to read after Poetical Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Kirke White to read onlineMoreLess
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