Regina And Other Poems
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With their sparkle and froth of the ¥rine<«ap, Shall have utterly passed away. And what if the reaper keep not One ear of the golden grain? What if hU work be to gather in, And another reap the grain ? Digitized by Google JT IS KOUGHT. 229 Let him rest I It was his to gather The harvest some other had sown. On a thousand shores may be scattered The seed A*om that harvest grown. On the tops of the westering hedgerows Shlneth the setting sun ; And the poet's song is ended, And the reaper's work is done ! Onb little word, Sharper than any sword, And at my feet my world was lying, Shattered, — dying, — So never earthly skill, Nor strength of human will, Could mould the fragments into form again, A life of tears were vain ! Oh I softly tread, Kor with light finger touch my dead. It passed in such despair. The thing that yesterday was so foirt O Sun! withdraw thy mocking light; A yet unburied form is here ; Pitter for darkness and the night, And dying of the year. Glide by, O Day I in silentness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With their sparkle and froth of the ¥rine<«ap, Shall have utterly passed away. And what if the reaper keep not One ear of the golden grain? What if hU work be to gather in, And another reap the grain ? Digitized by Google JT IS KOUGHT. 229 Let him rest I It was his to gather The harvest some other had sown. On a thousand shores may be scattered The seed A*om that harvest grown. On the tops of the westering hedgerows Shlneth the setting sun ; And the poet's song is ended, And the reaper's work is done ! Onb little word, Sharper than any sword, And at my feet my world was lying, Shattered, — dying, — So never earthly skill, Nor strength of human will, Could mould the fragments into form again, A life of tears were vain ! Oh I softly tread, Kor with light finger touch my dead. It passed in such despair. The thing that yesterday was so foirt O Sun! withdraw thy mocking light; A yet unburied form is here ; Pitter for darkness and the night, And dying of the year. Glide by, O Day I in silentness.
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