The Cycles
The Cycles
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THE CYCLES I XLVI DOUBT it! Man, though human, cannot take The barren word of one who would forsake The wayward Creed of Youth and hold within His Soul the Light his betters strive to make.
THE CYCLES XL VII EPENTANCE cloaks the cowardice, R 1 claim, Of one who has been seared within the Flame Of Blind Conceit; and, scorched, cries out: "Oh, Youth, What follies are committed in thy name!" THE CYCLES XLVIII T TOW oft I seek communion with my Fate. When, menaced by Remorse, I, trembling, wait Bes...ide the Road of Hope but all in vain, For Fate, all-unrelenting, screams, "Too late!" THE CYCLES XLIX QJWEET Faith, cursed by the Wanderlust, sways on To dizzy heights, turns, beckons and is gone. I struggle after, buffeted anon By Doubt and by Despair their helpless pawn.
THE CYCLES T SOMETIMES think, when Doubt assails my brain, That, after all, Life is an endless chain Of vague regrets the fruits of maddened strife Man makes to pilfer Honesty of Gain.
THE CYCLES F LI IAIN would I be of service to the Creed You oft espoused, for now I feel the need Of such support; yet Conscience prompts the thought: Too long I failed contributing my meed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE CYCLES I XLVI DOUBT it! Man, though human, cannot take The barren word of one who would forsake The wayward Creed of Youth and hold within His Soul the Light his betters strive to make.
THE CYCLES XL VII EPENTANCE cloaks the cowardice, R 1 claim, Of one who has been seared within the Flame Of Blind Conceit; and, scorched, cries out: "Oh, Youth, What follies are committed in thy name!" THE CYCLES XLVIII T TOW oft I seek communion with my Fate. When, menaced by Remorse, I, trembling, wait Bes...ide the Road of Hope but all in vain, For Fate, all-unrelenting, screams, "Too late!" THE CYCLES XLIX QJWEET Faith, cursed by the Wanderlust, sways on To dizzy heights, turns, beckons and is gone. I struggle after, buffeted anon By Doubt and by Despair their helpless pawn.
THE CYCLES T SOMETIMES think, when Doubt assails my brain, That, after all, Life is an endless chain Of vague regrets the fruits of maddened strife Man makes to pilfer Honesty of Gain.
THE CYCLES F LI IAIN would I be of service to the Creed You oft espoused, for now I feel the need Of such support; yet Conscience prompts the thought: Too long I failed contributing my meed.
What to read after The Cycles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seneca G Seneca Greene Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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