Spenser His Poetry
Spenser His Poetry
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" So doo I live, so doo I day lie die, And pine away in self -consuming paine !
Sith she that did my vitall powres supplie, And feeble spirits in their force maintaine, Is fetcht fro me, why seeke I to prolong My wearie daies in dolor and disdaine !
Weep, Shepheard ! weep, to make my undersong, VI " Why doo I longer live in lifes despight, And doo not dye then in despight of death ; 101 SFENSkR. S-f HIS POETRY Why doo I longer see this loathsome light And doo in darknesse not abridge my breath,... Sith all my sorrow should have end thereby, And cares finde quiet ! Is it so uneath l To leave this life, or dolorous to dye ?
* * To live I finde it deadly dolorous, For life drawes care, and care continuall woe ; Therefore to dye must needes be joyeous, And wishfull thing this sad life to forgoe : But I must stay ; I may it not amend, My Daphne hence departing bad me so ; She bad me stay, till she for me did send.
" Yet, whilest I in this wretched vale doo stay My wearie feete shall ever wandring be, That still I may be readie on my way When as her messenger doth come for me ; Ne will I rest my feete for feeblenesse, Ne will I rest my limmes for frailtie, Ne will I rest mine eyes for heavinesse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" So doo I live, so doo I day lie die, And pine away in self -consuming paine !
Sith she that did my vitall powres supplie, And feeble spirits in their force maintaine, Is fetcht fro me, why seeke I to prolong My wearie daies in dolor and disdaine !
Weep, Shepheard ! weep, to make my undersong, VI " Why doo I longer live in lifes despight, And doo not dye then in despight of death ; 101 SFENSkR. S-f HIS POETRY Why doo I longer see this loathsome light And doo in darknesse not abridge my breath,... Sith all my sorrow should have end thereby, And cares finde quiet ! Is it so uneath l To leave this life, or dolorous to dye ?
* * To live I finde it deadly dolorous, For life drawes care, and care continuall woe ; Therefore to dye must needes be joyeous, And wishfull thing this sad life to forgoe : But I must stay ; I may it not amend, My Daphne hence departing bad me so ; She bad me stay, till she for me did send.
" Yet, whilest I in this wretched vale doo stay My wearie feete shall ever wandring be, That still I may be readie on my way When as her messenger doth come for me ; Ne will I rest my feete for feeblenesse, Ne will I rest my limmes for frailtie, Ne will I rest mine eyes for heavinesse.
What to read after Spenser His Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Edward Winbolt to read onlineMoreLess
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