The Dark Ages And Other Poems
The Dark Ages And Other Poems
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Where I shall lie asleep, Some friend, perhaps, a tear will weep, And if our love knew no regrets, Strew violets.
43 XXVIII THE GARDENS OF THE SOUL IN a restless land beside a river Stands a stone enclosure tall, Rich the finder is, and rich the giver Of the key to pierce that wall.
Once within, you drink the clearest pleasures, And your sorrow change for ease ; Ancient bards enchant you with their measures, Sweetly sighs the Highland breeze.
Next amid the orange trees and cedars Bearded Homer ...deigns to roam, Musing tales of marching Argive leaders, And Ulysses welcomed home.
Here where daffodils their crowns are bending On a lawn of English green, Milton gravely sits to tell the ending Of angelic strifes unseen. 44 THE GARDENS OF THE SOUL 45 Here the almond bloom for ever blushes, And Italian fountains rise ; While the wine of dawn their dewdrops flushes, Dante speaks of Paradise.
But beyond where any poet paces, Grows a gnarled grey olive grove, Where the furthest stars have veiled their faces, Weeping for eternal Love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where I shall lie asleep, Some friend, perhaps, a tear will weep, And if our love knew no regrets, Strew violets.
43 XXVIII THE GARDENS OF THE SOUL IN a restless land beside a river Stands a stone enclosure tall, Rich the finder is, and rich the giver Of the key to pierce that wall.
Once within, you drink the clearest pleasures, And your sorrow change for ease ; Ancient bards enchant you with their measures, Sweetly sighs the Highland breeze.
Next amid the orange trees and cedars Bearded Homer ...deigns to roam, Musing tales of marching Argive leaders, And Ulysses welcomed home.
Here where daffodils their crowns are bending On a lawn of English green, Milton gravely sits to tell the ending Of angelic strifes unseen. 44 THE GARDENS OF THE SOUL 45 Here the almond bloom for ever blushes, And Italian fountains rise ; While the wine of dawn their dewdrops flushes, Dante speaks of Paradise.
But beyond where any poet paces, Grows a gnarled grey olive grove, Where the furthest stars have veiled their faces, Weeping for eternal Love.
What to read after The Dark Ages And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I. E. M. to read onlineMoreLess
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