The Birth And Death of Pain : a Poem Read October Sixteenth, Mdcccxcvi, At the Commemoration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the First Public Demonstration of Surgical Anaesthesia
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Yet still, forever, he who strove to gain By swift despatch a shorter lease for pain Saw the grim theatre, and 'neath his knife Felt the keen torture, in the quivering life.
A word for him who, silent, grave, serene, The thought-stirred master of that tragic scene, Recorded pity through the hand of skill, Heard not a cry, but, ever conscious, still In mercy merciless, swift, bold, intent, Felt the slow moments that in torture went While 'neath his touch, as none to-day has seen, In anguish shoo...k life's agonized machine.
The task is o'er; the precious blood is stayed; But double price the hour of tension paid.
A pitying hand is on the sufferer's brow — "Thank God 'tis over." Few who face me now Recall this memory. Let the curtain fall, Far gladder days shall know this storied hall!
Though Science patient as the fruitful years, Still taught our art to close some fount of tears, Yet who that served this sacred home of pain Could e'er have dreamed one scarce-imagined gain Or hoped a day would bring his fearful art No need to steel the ever kindly heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet still, forever, he who strove to gain By swift despatch a shorter lease for pain Saw the grim theatre, and 'neath his knife Felt the keen torture, in the quivering life.
A word for him who, silent, grave, serene, The thought-stirred master of that tragic scene, Recorded pity through the hand of skill, Heard not a cry, but, ever conscious, still In mercy merciless, swift, bold, intent, Felt the slow moments that in torture went While 'neath his touch, as none to-day has seen, In anguish shoo...k life's agonized machine.
The task is o'er; the precious blood is stayed; But double price the hour of tension paid.
A pitying hand is on the sufferer's brow — "Thank God 'tis over." Few who face me now Recall this memory. Let the curtain fall, Far gladder days shall know this storied hall!
Though Science patient as the fruitful years, Still taught our art to close some fount of tears, Yet who that served this sacred home of pain Could e'er have dreamed one scarce-imagined gain Or hoped a day would bring his fearful art No need to steel the ever kindly heart.
What to read after The Birth And Death of Pain : a Poem Read October Sixteenth, Mdcccxcvi, At the Commemoration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the First Public Demonstration of Surgical Anaesthesia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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