The Finding of Pheidippides And Other Poems
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And yet, If this be life, I am : no sight, no sound, But blackness infinite, and unredeemed. As are the silence and the solitude. Albeit an universe unfathomable. The spaces round about me, crowd and crush me; They hold me like a soUd dungeon vault Impenetrable, sealed, insphered, and stiff With rigid airs of rayless adamant. Less darkly should expended planets hang. Dead in their orbits, round a parent sun 132 De Profuudis.
As dead as they; for through their gloom must pierce The far off gUmme...r of unnumbered stars, With faint alloy of recollected light, To mar the fulness of extinguishment, And make the pall that wraps their cosmic death A pallid imperfection.
Memories Of what I was, and what they were who loved me, Sweep through me in a never-ending round Of bootless chronicle, o'ergraven each With mine own sentence self-adjudged ; a tale Of forfeit chance and squandered power, the choice Of apathy and low content, high aims Abandoned for the love of meaner things ; And every stage of the detested record, Like saints upon the margins of a missal, Studded with ghosts of those neglected ones, Whose love had borne me upward into Heaven, Had I but clung to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet, If this be life, I am : no sight, no sound, But blackness infinite, and unredeemed. As are the silence and the solitude. Albeit an universe unfathomable. The spaces round about me, crowd and crush me; They hold me like a soUd dungeon vault Impenetrable, sealed, insphered, and stiff With rigid airs of rayless adamant. Less darkly should expended planets hang. Dead in their orbits, round a parent sun 132 De Profuudis.
As dead as they; for through their gloom must pierce The far off gUmme...r of unnumbered stars, With faint alloy of recollected light, To mar the fulness of extinguishment, And make the pall that wraps their cosmic death A pallid imperfection.
Memories Of what I was, and what they were who loved me, Sweep through me in a never-ending round Of bootless chronicle, o'ergraven each With mine own sentence self-adjudged ; a tale Of forfeit chance and squandered power, the choice Of apathy and low content, high aims Abandoned for the love of meaner things ; And every stage of the detested record, Like saints upon the margins of a missal, Studded with ghosts of those neglected ones, Whose love had borne me upward into Heaven, Had I but clung to them.
What to read after The Finding of Pheidippides And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Henry Pember to read onlineMoreLess
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