Poets in Pupil Room By Themselves Or Practically So volume 2
Poets in Pupil Room By Themselves Or Practically So volume 2
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-0 The vision of Christ which thou dost see Is my vision's greatest enemy.
thou inexorable Florentine, Whose heart was harden'cl in the fires of Hell, So thou didst laugh and say it was done well— 1 like not overmuch this God of thine. Shall all dead men eternally repine For every sin by which their weakness fell Doom'd wholly by an all-remorseless knell, Untemper'd, wrought of adamant, divine ? Hast thou consider'd deeply of thy Lord, So that thou knowest all his inmost heart ? And dost thou o...nly hear his breathed word Expounding vengeance, stern, aloof, apart ? Maybe we too have seen it — otherwise — Written, some starlit night, upon the skies.
26 POETS IN PUPIL-ROOM.
**AND THE FIRST SHALL BE LAST, AND THE LAST FIRST/* I dreamt last night that we had come at length To the great final judgment day, and God Sat ready on his throne to judge the earth. The wicked first came forth to hear their fate ; Some wept remembering their stain and sin, And shrieked, and hurled them sobbing at his feet ; And some stood boldly forth, and called him cursed, Who sent them with a soul they could not save To battle vainly with a fate too strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-0 The vision of Christ which thou dost see Is my vision's greatest enemy.
thou inexorable Florentine, Whose heart was harden'cl in the fires of Hell, So thou didst laugh and say it was done well— 1 like not overmuch this God of thine. Shall all dead men eternally repine For every sin by which their weakness fell Doom'd wholly by an all-remorseless knell, Untemper'd, wrought of adamant, divine ? Hast thou consider'd deeply of thy Lord, So that thou knowest all his inmost heart ? And dost thou o...nly hear his breathed word Expounding vengeance, stern, aloof, apart ? Maybe we too have seen it — otherwise — Written, some starlit night, upon the skies.
26 POETS IN PUPIL-ROOM.
**AND THE FIRST SHALL BE LAST, AND THE LAST FIRST/* I dreamt last night that we had come at length To the great final judgment day, and God Sat ready on his throne to judge the earth. The wicked first came forth to hear their fate ; Some wept remembering their stain and sin, And shrieked, and hurled them sobbing at his feet ; And some stood boldly forth, and called him cursed, Who sent them with a soul they could not save To battle vainly with a fate too strong.
What to read after Poets in Pupil Room By Themselves Or Practically So volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Ashley Cooper Shaftesbury to read onlineMoreLess
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