The Complete Poetical Works of William Gay
The Complete Poetical Works of William Gay
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" Sweet are the uses of adversity. " LOOKED, complaining, on the fall of night, I watched the ebbing of the sunset fires, And grieving saw the rosy mountain spires Each after each from my bereaved sight In gloom withdraw ; and for the cheerful light.
And for the music of the woodland choirs, And all the joy that with the sun retires, I mourned, and fain from western height to height Was I to follow in the golden wake Of day ; and so my heart with heaviness Was overcome, till sudden there did br...eak The solace of the stars on my distress : So, like a star, thy soul, methought, doth make A light the clearer as the day grows less.
W. G. 113 jj AUSTRALIA 1894 SHE sits a queen whom none shall dare despoil, Her crown the sun, her guard the vigi- lant sea. And round her throne are gathered, stalwart, free, A people proud, yet stooping to the soil, Patient to swell her greatness with their toil. And swift to leave, should dire occasion be, The mine, the flock, the desk, ^ the fur- rowed lea. And force the invader to a dark recoil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sweet are the uses of adversity. " LOOKED, complaining, on the fall of night, I watched the ebbing of the sunset fires, And grieving saw the rosy mountain spires Each after each from my bereaved sight In gloom withdraw ; and for the cheerful light.
And for the music of the woodland choirs, And all the joy that with the sun retires, I mourned, and fain from western height to height Was I to follow in the golden wake Of day ; and so my heart with heaviness Was overcome, till sudden there did br...eak The solace of the stars on my distress : So, like a star, thy soul, methought, doth make A light the clearer as the day grows less.
W. G. 113 jj AUSTRALIA 1894 SHE sits a queen whom none shall dare despoil, Her crown the sun, her guard the vigi- lant sea. And round her throne are gathered, stalwart, free, A people proud, yet stooping to the soil, Patient to swell her greatness with their toil. And swift to leave, should dire occasion be, The mine, the flock, the desk, ^ the fur- rowed lea. And force the invader to a dark recoil.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works of William Gay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gay to read onlineMoreLess
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