Random Verses of a Vectensian
Random Verses of a Vectensian
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Then sing thy sweetest song, love, As hand in hand we fare ; 'Ere we draw hence thro' shadows dense, To seek the sunlight there.
THE OLD CLOCK IN THE HALL.
THE OLD CLOCK IN THE HALL.
In the old ancestral hall, haughty, straight, and tall. With pictured knight and danae, stateliest of them aU, Stands a figure motionless, with passsionless face. Gazing, calmly gazing, on gallantry and grace ; On man and maid and child, forever through the years ; A lengthening procession, laughter love and tears....
Standing facing all in that fair and ancient hall, Talking in a monotone, heeded not at all : Till loud and unaware from station near the stair. It calls to remind them, or bid them to beware ; Pointing still as ever with fingers long and slender, Some heed it, some heed it not ; Time ! profuse lender !
PAKT II.
FLIGHTS OF THOUGHT.
LIFE IMMOETAL. 27 LIFE IMMORTAL.
" There is no death ! " We live and breathe, Morn, noon, and eve ; And then we sleep ! Grieve not, nor weep That love should hide with parting breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then sing thy sweetest song, love, As hand in hand we fare ; 'Ere we draw hence thro' shadows dense, To seek the sunlight there.
THE OLD CLOCK IN THE HALL.
THE OLD CLOCK IN THE HALL.
In the old ancestral hall, haughty, straight, and tall. With pictured knight and danae, stateliest of them aU, Stands a figure motionless, with passsionless face. Gazing, calmly gazing, on gallantry and grace ; On man and maid and child, forever through the years ; A lengthening procession, laughter love and tears....
Standing facing all in that fair and ancient hall, Talking in a monotone, heeded not at all : Till loud and unaware from station near the stair. It calls to remind them, or bid them to beware ; Pointing still as ever with fingers long and slender, Some heed it, some heed it not ; Time ! profuse lender !
PAKT II.
FLIGHTS OF THOUGHT.
LIFE IMMOETAL. 27 LIFE IMMORTAL.
" There is no death ! " We live and breathe, Morn, noon, and eve ; And then we sleep ! Grieve not, nor weep That love should hide with parting breath.
What to read after Random Verses of a Vectensian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles John Arnell to read onlineMoreLess
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