Post Mortem And Other Poems
Post Mortem And Other Poems
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And seek not bread alone, but brotherhood ; That ever one eternal justice waits To judge by one sole law both men and states.
II SPRINGTIDE.
NOW, O my love, you know our English Spring As I have known it, cold but not unkind ; And this sweet air that quickens everything Shall strengthen us in body and in mind After the weary life we leave behind ; Shall give us peace to know our inmost needs, And power to clothe our thoughts in noble deeds.
Burned not our hearts within us, when at even We reach...ed the summit of the gabled steep, And watched the sun sink in the cloudless heaven, Flooding the fruitful vale's green wooded sweep And shadowed stream in radiance rich and deep : Did not our hearts make answer to our eyes — The world is fair : O would that men were zvisc !
Then on the windy hill at twilight hour, When the round moon rose in the cold clear sky O'er castle ruin and cathedral tower Above the ancient city lifted high, While countless lights were twinkling peacefully Down by the winding river and the ships, — Your eyes were wet, love, as I kissed your lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And seek not bread alone, but brotherhood ; That ever one eternal justice waits To judge by one sole law both men and states.
II SPRINGTIDE.
NOW, O my love, you know our English Spring As I have known it, cold but not unkind ; And this sweet air that quickens everything Shall strengthen us in body and in mind After the weary life we leave behind ; Shall give us peace to know our inmost needs, And power to clothe our thoughts in noble deeds.
Burned not our hearts within us, when at even We reach...ed the summit of the gabled steep, And watched the sun sink in the cloudless heaven, Flooding the fruitful vale's green wooded sweep And shadowed stream in radiance rich and deep : Did not our hearts make answer to our eyes — The world is fair : O would that men were zvisc !
Then on the windy hill at twilight hour, When the round moon rose in the cold clear sky O'er castle ruin and cathedral tower Above the ancient city lifted high, While countless lights were twinkling peacefully Down by the winding river and the ships, — Your eyes were wet, love, as I kissed your lips.
What to read after Post Mortem And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald a Beckett to read onlineMoreLess
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