The Fate of the Leaf
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You are not: and you are: iVnd soon you are no more. That is the whole.
The yearl}^ suns successivel}^ return; The earth in verdure fair again is clad; But for the Leaf, it perishes. The whole Is constant; though the individual, In the forms manifold that Life evolves.
Is like the bubble bursting on the sea, Appearing, perfect, for some little space; Then nowhere; and another in its place.
So life proceeds ; and so the world goes on. ' '' So spake he ; and so ceased. And though to me No faith r...emains in any form of Power ; No hope in aught existing anywhere; Nor love for anything but Life alone; Yet, day and night, grieving incessantly, I feebly cry, and humbly supplicate My Maker, and the sun, and fateful stars, The heavens, the dew-distilling clouds, and all 32 FATE OF THE LEAF.
The potencies of the whole universe, Beseeching them to spare to me the gift Of my existence. Unto Life of Life I rave in mad, importunate appeal Not to Avithdraw itself from my embrace And blot me out of being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are not: and you are: iVnd soon you are no more. That is the whole.
The yearl}^ suns successivel}^ return; The earth in verdure fair again is clad; But for the Leaf, it perishes. The whole Is constant; though the individual, In the forms manifold that Life evolves.
Is like the bubble bursting on the sea, Appearing, perfect, for some little space; Then nowhere; and another in its place.
So life proceeds ; and so the world goes on. ' '' So spake he ; and so ceased. And though to me No faith r...emains in any form of Power ; No hope in aught existing anywhere; Nor love for anything but Life alone; Yet, day and night, grieving incessantly, I feebly cry, and humbly supplicate My Maker, and the sun, and fateful stars, The heavens, the dew-distilling clouds, and all 32 FATE OF THE LEAF.
The potencies of the whole universe, Beseeching them to spare to me the gift Of my existence. Unto Life of Life I rave in mad, importunate appeal Not to Avithdraw itself from my embrace And blot me out of being.
What to read after The Fate of the Leaf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Ibbie Mccolm, 1834-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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