The Cathedral, And Other Poems
The Cathedral, And Other Poems
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I dallied with the Springtide oft — Forsook the bypath for the song of men.
Regret! Nay, rather grace to squandered joy.
But for such devious adventuring Perchance I had not wandered here at last ; Or failing weariness and alien loves.
Had never known that thou imprisoned wert More dear than all my fellow-revellers j Whose echoes call me still from thy barred doors — Those jealous portals of another's heart !
Nor shall my voice disturb thy longing wild, — Enough to stand within the same small s...trip 57 AT LAST Of sunlight; lying 'thwart the pines at dawn, The same moon shadow of the Winter dusk ; Thy body and my soul, a sealM cell For Gk)d, our jailer, to set free at will !
MY DEBT IITY debt to thee is all of life made dear ; ItX Service of day, vision of night Uplifted to thine own far height.
E'en immortality through thee grows clear, Since lost in love's world with thee here I catch the meaning of that flight Of time, when lost in love's supreme delight I miss nor self, nor thee, in God's white fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I dallied with the Springtide oft — Forsook the bypath for the song of men.
Regret! Nay, rather grace to squandered joy.
But for such devious adventuring Perchance I had not wandered here at last ; Or failing weariness and alien loves.
Had never known that thou imprisoned wert More dear than all my fellow-revellers j Whose echoes call me still from thy barred doors — Those jealous portals of another's heart !
Nor shall my voice disturb thy longing wild, — Enough to stand within the same small s...trip 57 AT LAST Of sunlight; lying 'thwart the pines at dawn, The same moon shadow of the Winter dusk ; Thy body and my soul, a sealM cell For Gk)d, our jailer, to set free at will !
MY DEBT IITY debt to thee is all of life made dear ; ItX Service of day, vision of night Uplifted to thine own far height.
E'en immortality through thee grows clear, Since lost in love's world with thee here I catch the meaning of that flight Of time, when lost in love's supreme delight I miss nor self, nor thee, in God's white fear.
What to read after The Cathedral, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bianchi Martha Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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