Sonnets to Sidney Lanier And Other Lyrics
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What opulence of fickle treasured gold Can with thy real gain its wealth compare? Foul noisome weeds doth that accursed mould, Fair luscious maize doth this soul s garden bear. Then speed thy husbandry with Music s art Thou hast for garner all the world s great heart !
(March 16, 1875).
[18] Ill THOU art not plagued with any cares of life Infesting worries of this earthly sense ; For thou canst pipe to peace, contending strife, And win the love of chafing malcontents By wise, benignant largesse... of thy song: Thou makest of all foes thy vassals good.
If cares assail, intent to do thee wrong, Thy spirit s powers, like armies in a wood, Beat fine alarums of such melting tone, And troop unto thy call in such array, That ere they muster, all thy cares are gone, Their stings, their weapons thrown in flight away.
No hate can with thee live, thou gracious King Of harmony and high imagining!
(March 17, 1875. ) [19] IV SINCE thou art King, and I thy subject Prince, To do thee homage bound by love and pact, I but the simplest loyalty evince To pay thee dues of fancy and good act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What opulence of fickle treasured gold Can with thy real gain its wealth compare? Foul noisome weeds doth that accursed mould, Fair luscious maize doth this soul s garden bear. Then speed thy husbandry with Music s art Thou hast for garner all the world s great heart !
(March 16, 1875).
[18] Ill THOU art not plagued with any cares of life Infesting worries of this earthly sense ; For thou canst pipe to peace, contending strife, And win the love of chafing malcontents By wise, benignant largesse... of thy song: Thou makest of all foes thy vassals good.
If cares assail, intent to do thee wrong, Thy spirit s powers, like armies in a wood, Beat fine alarums of such melting tone, And troop unto thy call in such array, That ere they muster, all thy cares are gone, Their stings, their weapons thrown in flight away.
No hate can with thee live, thou gracious King Of harmony and high imagining!
(March 17, 1875. ) [19] IV SINCE thou art King, and I thy subject Prince, To do thee homage bound by love and pact, I but the simplest loyalty evince To pay thee dues of fancy and good act.
What to read after Sonnets to Sidney Lanier And Other Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifford Anderson Lanier to read onlineMoreLess
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