The Golden book of Modern English Poetry 1870 1920
The Golden book of Modern English Poetry 1870 1920
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Ah, friends, I know it passing well, the love Wherewith I love ; it shall not bring to me Return or hire or any pleasant thing Ay, I have tried it : Ay, I know its roots. Earthquake and plague have burst on it in vain And rolled back shattered Babbling neophytes !
Blind, startled fools think you I know it not ? Think you to teach me ? Know I not His ways ? Strange visaged blunders, mystic cruelties. All ! All ! I know Him, for I love Him. Go !
So, with the wan waste grasses on my spear, I ride ...for ever, seeking after God. My hair grows whiter than my thistle plume, And all my limbs are loose ; but in my eyes The star of an unconquerable praise : For in my soul one hope for ever sings, That at the next white corner of a road My eyes may look on Him. . . .
MODERN ENGLISH VERSE 213 Hush I shall know The place when it is found : a twisted path Under a twisted pear-tree this I saw In the first dream I had ere I was born, Wherein He spoke. . . .
But the grey clouds come down In hail upon the icy plains : I ride, Burning for ever in consuming fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, friends, I know it passing well, the love Wherewith I love ; it shall not bring to me Return or hire or any pleasant thing Ay, I have tried it : Ay, I know its roots. Earthquake and plague have burst on it in vain And rolled back shattered Babbling neophytes !
Blind, startled fools think you I know it not ? Think you to teach me ? Know I not His ways ? Strange visaged blunders, mystic cruelties. All ! All ! I know Him, for I love Him. Go !
So, with the wan waste grasses on my spear, I ride ...for ever, seeking after God. My hair grows whiter than my thistle plume, And all my limbs are loose ; but in my eyes The star of an unconquerable praise : For in my soul one hope for ever sings, That at the next white corner of a road My eyes may look on Him. . . .
MODERN ENGLISH VERSE 213 Hush I shall know The place when it is found : a twisted path Under a twisted pear-tree this I saw In the first dream I had ere I was born, Wherein He spoke. . . .
But the grey clouds come down In hail upon the icy plains : I ride, Burning for ever in consuming fire.
What to read after The Golden book of Modern English Poetry 1870 1920?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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