Serbelloni
Serbelloni
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" ' See nothing definitely, though we learn and learn ; And knowledge ends in vagueness of intent. And for the wage of labour that we earn Only the smouldering of the flame we burn ; And dazing half-light of bewilderment !" A SONG OF FAILURE.
97 XII. " This then, the End of all we would attain, This, the completion of an ample dream ; — A little breath that feeds a mighty strain, A mighty heart that thrills a little gain, And things intangible within Hope's gleam !" H A SONG OF LETHARGY.
I.
O d...im East ! how immeasurably deep With an illimitable loneliness Thy shining shadows round our spirits creep : Wherefrom light dies as from a wave's ebb-sweep, Surged into lethargy of soul-distress.
II.
O dim East, how incalculably far Thou standest from the crimson of the West ! Yet not, in sooth, more distant than souls are — Youth newly born, — uprising like yon star, And age decreasing, as yon sun in rest.
A SONG OF LETHARGY.
99 III. Each knows not each ; nor one the other's strain, The other's passion, pleasure, or distress ; Calm pulse of peace, or frenzied pang of pain, Which mark an epoch in Birth's loss or gain And Death's new sovereignty, or — Nothingness ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ' See nothing definitely, though we learn and learn ; And knowledge ends in vagueness of intent. And for the wage of labour that we earn Only the smouldering of the flame we burn ; And dazing half-light of bewilderment !" A SONG OF FAILURE.
97 XII. " This then, the End of all we would attain, This, the completion of an ample dream ; — A little breath that feeds a mighty strain, A mighty heart that thrills a little gain, And things intangible within Hope's gleam !" H A SONG OF LETHARGY.
I.
O d...im East ! how immeasurably deep With an illimitable loneliness Thy shining shadows round our spirits creep : Wherefrom light dies as from a wave's ebb-sweep, Surged into lethargy of soul-distress.
II.
O dim East, how incalculably far Thou standest from the crimson of the West ! Yet not, in sooth, more distant than souls are — Youth newly born, — uprising like yon star, And age decreasing, as yon sun in rest.
A SONG OF LETHARGY.
99 III. Each knows not each ; nor one the other's strain, The other's passion, pleasure, or distress ; Calm pulse of peace, or frenzied pang of pain, Which mark an epoch in Birth's loss or gain And Death's new sovereignty, or — Nothingness ?
What to read after Serbelloni?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Denham to read onlineMoreLess
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