Songs And Sonnets
Songs And Sonnets
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The past with all its closely heaped-up store, The empty future are our heritages.
For one brief day our parent waters leave Us on their rocky margin known as life ; Round us a thousand subtle forces weave Their binding chains with complex passions rife.
Then once again those mighty billows heave.
And bear us thence to depths too deep for strife.
Digitized by Google Death 93 DEATH Death ! is it thou who longing souls dost free From fleshly prisons ? Is it thy chill dart Which rives the body and... the soul apart And launches spirits on Eternity ?
Nay, is it thou who on that boundless sea From lifers great harbours doth the vessels start ?
Not Death, thou a releasing Angel art Who leadest souls where they desire to be.
But when our aspirations droop pale wing And sink in torpor to this little earth ; When caged Hope no more her song will sing, And Love is dumb and mute the lips of Faith, When to the corpse of some dead past we cHng, This, oh ! my soul, this, this alone is Death.
Digitized by Google Digitized by Google MISCELLANEOUS LYRICS 'Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Effort 97 EFFORT 'Tis not enough to tune the lyre And wait for harmonies to come, God sendeth not celestial fire Where human hearts are cold and numb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The past with all its closely heaped-up store, The empty future are our heritages.
For one brief day our parent waters leave Us on their rocky margin known as life ; Round us a thousand subtle forces weave Their binding chains with complex passions rife.
Then once again those mighty billows heave.
And bear us thence to depths too deep for strife.
Digitized by Google Death 93 DEATH Death ! is it thou who longing souls dost free From fleshly prisons ? Is it thy chill dart Which rives the body and... the soul apart And launches spirits on Eternity ?
Nay, is it thou who on that boundless sea From lifers great harbours doth the vessels start ?
Not Death, thou a releasing Angel art Who leadest souls where they desire to be.
But when our aspirations droop pale wing And sink in torpor to this little earth ; When caged Hope no more her song will sing, And Love is dumb and mute the lips of Faith, When to the corpse of some dead past we cHng, This, oh ! my soul, this, this alone is Death.
Digitized by Google Digitized by Google MISCELLANEOUS LYRICS 'Digitized by Google Digitized by Google Effort 97 EFFORT 'Tis not enough to tune the lyre And wait for harmonies to come, God sendeth not celestial fire Where human hearts are cold and numb.
What to read after Songs And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Underdown to read onlineMoreLess
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