The Genius And Other Poems
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" Thou hast view'd him through life, thou hast witness'd the flow " Of a will uncontroul'd ; 'tis to guilt and to woe. " With such, when ye fondly presume on the best, " Lo ! love is pollution, and friendship a jest : " It can trample on kindness that twines round the heart, " But it barbs for its own erring bosom the dart !" He took the stripling by the hand, And with a smile, as noon-day bright, When summer's blossom crowns the land, He vanish'd from his wond'ring sight.
23 But these sweet to...nes still hung in air, " Adieu, dear youth ; be good as fair.
" Revere the lesson taught by me ; " It is thy Genius tutors thee. " The youth roam'd back through flow'ry ways, And liv'd with every good man's praise.
24 TO A YOUNG LADY.
Trust not those tresses, Like tendrils of gold : He, who professes Love uncontroul'd, Kneels for a season, Hoodwink'd and blind, Till light of reason Dawns in his mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Thou hast view'd him through life, thou hast witness'd the flow " Of a will uncontroul'd ; 'tis to guilt and to woe. " With such, when ye fondly presume on the best, " Lo ! love is pollution, and friendship a jest : " It can trample on kindness that twines round the heart, " But it barbs for its own erring bosom the dart !" He took the stripling by the hand, And with a smile, as noon-day bright, When summer's blossom crowns the land, He vanish'd from his wond'ring sight.
23 But these sweet to...nes still hung in air, " Adieu, dear youth ; be good as fair.
" Revere the lesson taught by me ; " It is thy Genius tutors thee. " The youth roam'd back through flow'ry ways, And liv'd with every good man's praise.
24 TO A YOUNG LADY.
Trust not those tresses, Like tendrils of gold : He, who professes Love uncontroul'd, Kneels for a season, Hoodwink'd and blind, Till light of reason Dawns in his mind.
What to read after The Genius And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Scafe to read online
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