The Canary, And Other Poems
The Canary, And Other Poems
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Foremost to God this fervent prayer ascend — " Father, like his, O make my latest end !" Dublin.
*" The best friend that God was erer pleased to bestow apoa him,— the truest hearted, the most single-minded, the most devoted, and the tenderest." (See a beautiful obituary of Mr, McLean by Bishop O'Brien o/Ossory, in the 'Dublin R*>or&.")— TCJ> 33 INVOCATION AND REPLY.
Wake, Maid of melancholy Musings, wake 1 — Surely thou know'st that, for thy cherished sake, Love's gay allurements, Pleasure's ro...sy smiles, The fieldwhere Glory crowns her favourite's toils, — Tea, tho' reluctant half, the hallowed door Of Science, and the palm of Ethic lore, The wreath which girds the classic student's brow, — All, all have I forsaken ; and wilt thou But bend on me a cold neglectful eye ? — I do remember how, in years gone by, Lone musing o'er some lay of Old Romance, And half-enslumbered in a dream-like trance, The live-long day I wasted ; yet even then I longed to rise above my fellow-men, — Not on the wheels of Conquest's crimson car, Not in the whirlwind empery of War, But rapt on high, sublimer Muse !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foremost to God this fervent prayer ascend — " Father, like his, O make my latest end !" Dublin.
*" The best friend that God was erer pleased to bestow apoa him,— the truest hearted, the most single-minded, the most devoted, and the tenderest." (See a beautiful obituary of Mr, McLean by Bishop O'Brien o/Ossory, in the 'Dublin R*>or&.")— TCJ> 33 INVOCATION AND REPLY.
Wake, Maid of melancholy Musings, wake 1 — Surely thou know'st that, for thy cherished sake, Love's gay allurements, Pleasure's ro...sy smiles, The fieldwhere Glory crowns her favourite's toils, — Tea, tho' reluctant half, the hallowed door Of Science, and the palm of Ethic lore, The wreath which girds the classic student's brow, — All, all have I forsaken ; and wilt thou But bend on me a cold neglectful eye ? — I do remember how, in years gone by, Lone musing o'er some lay of Old Romance, And half-enslumbered in a dream-like trance, The live-long day I wasted ; yet even then I longed to rise above my fellow-men, — Not on the wheels of Conquest's crimson car, Not in the whirlwind empery of War, But rapt on high, sublimer Muse !
What to read after The Canary, And Other Poems?
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