Songs Sonnets Miscellaneous Poems 8 6
Songs Sonnets Miscellaneous Poems 8 6
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II.
_An Afternoon Soliloquy. _ How good some years of life may be! Ah, once it was not guessed by me, Past years would shine, like some bright sea, In golden dusks of memory.
Ere then the music of the dawn From me had long since surged away; And in the disillusioned day Of chill mid-life I plodded on.
Anon a fuller music thrilled My world with meaning undertones, That elegized our vanished ones, And told how Lethe's banks are filled With wordless calm, and wistful rest, And sweet la...rge silence, solemn sleep, And brooding shadows cool and deep, And grand oblivions, undistressed.
No more 'twas "Lethe rolling doom, " But Lethe calling, "Come to me, And wash away all memory And taint of what precedes the tomb; And know the changeless afterthought, Half guessed, half named from age to age, Wherein I quench the flame and rage And sorrow with which life is fraught. " III.
The Love that speaks in word and kiss, That dyes the cheek and fires the eye, Through surface signs of shallow bliss That, quickly born, may quickly die; Sweet, sweet are these to man and woman; Who thinks them poor is less than human.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II.
_An Afternoon Soliloquy. _ How good some years of life may be! Ah, once it was not guessed by me, Past years would shine, like some bright sea, In golden dusks of memory.
Ere then the music of the dawn From me had long since surged away; And in the disillusioned day Of chill mid-life I plodded on.
Anon a fuller music thrilled My world with meaning undertones, That elegized our vanished ones, And told how Lethe's banks are filled With wordless calm, and wistful rest, And sweet la...rge silence, solemn sleep, And brooding shadows cool and deep, And grand oblivions, undistressed.
No more 'twas "Lethe rolling doom, " But Lethe calling, "Come to me, And wash away all memory And taint of what precedes the tomb; And know the changeless afterthought, Half guessed, half named from age to age, Wherein I quench the flame and rage And sorrow with which life is fraught. " III.
The Love that speaks in word and kiss, That dyes the cheek and fires the eye, Through surface signs of shallow bliss That, quickly born, may quickly die; Sweet, sweet are these to man and woman; Who thinks them poor is less than human.
What to read after Songs Sonnets Miscellaneous Poems 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Runciman Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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