Sonnets in Shadow
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Toil only life and grief can reconcile.
SONNETS IN SHADOW.
XIV.
T T is to-morrow and to-morrow still, And yet again to-morrow that our peace Shall come once more ; that time shall bring surcease From pain, and rest the yearning bosom fill ; While ever is to-day a brooding ill Which shuts us in : and life finds no release From its numb ache and terror, while decrease, To fight despair, the energy and will.
To-morrow, still to-morrow, while to-day Ever of waning hope tells by its gloom. That swee...t mirage, to-morrow, fades away Till it is distant as the morn of doom.
We chase it alway with no power to stay, Since there is no to-morrow save the tomb.
SONNETS IN SHADOW.
XV.
T 1 7ITH dulcimer, citole, and psaltery, ^ * Tabor and pipe, and all the gauds of joy, Has Love been painted, a soft, wanton boy Dear to the nymphs and satyrs rude with glee.
They who in sorrow sit more truthfully Know Love the sable-winged, strong to destroy All life's illusions ; mighty to employ The soul's best powers ; noble, pure, and free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Toil only life and grief can reconcile.
SONNETS IN SHADOW.
XIV.
T T is to-morrow and to-morrow still, And yet again to-morrow that our peace Shall come once more ; that time shall bring surcease From pain, and rest the yearning bosom fill ; While ever is to-day a brooding ill Which shuts us in : and life finds no release From its numb ache and terror, while decrease, To fight despair, the energy and will.
To-morrow, still to-morrow, while to-day Ever of waning hope tells by its gloom. That swee...t mirage, to-morrow, fades away Till it is distant as the morn of doom.
We chase it alway with no power to stay, Since there is no to-morrow save the tomb.
SONNETS IN SHADOW.
XV.
T 1 7ITH dulcimer, citole, and psaltery, ^ * Tabor and pipe, and all the gauds of joy, Has Love been painted, a soft, wanton boy Dear to the nymphs and satyrs rude with glee.
They who in sorrow sit more truthfully Know Love the sable-winged, strong to destroy All life's illusions ; mighty to employ The soul's best powers ; noble, pure, and free.
What to read after Sonnets in Shadow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bates Arlo to read onlineMoreLess
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