The Great Remembrance, And Other Poems
The Great Remembrance, And Other Poems
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Weep no more he is lost, but rejoice and be glad for ever That thy lover who died was born, for thy pleasure, thy glory, While his love and his fame light ever thy climbing path. August 14, 1891. THE SILENCE OF TENNYSON WHEN that great shade into the silence vast Through thinking silence passed; When he, our century s soul and voice, was hushed, We who, appalled, bowed, crushed, Within the holy moonlight of his death Waited the parting breath Ah, not in song Might we our grief prolong. Silence ...alone, O golden spirit fled! Silence alone could mourn that silence dread. ON THE DEATH OF A GREAT MAN WHEN from this mortal scene A great soul passes to the vast unknown, Let not in hopeless grief the spirit groan. . Death comes to all, the mighty and the mean. If by that death the whole world suffers loss, This be the proof (and lighter thus our cross), That he for whom the world doth sorely grieve Greatly hath blessed mankind in that he once did live. Then, at the parting breath Let men praise Life, nor idly blame dark Death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weep no more he is lost, but rejoice and be glad for ever That thy lover who died was born, for thy pleasure, thy glory, While his love and his fame light ever thy climbing path. August 14, 1891. THE SILENCE OF TENNYSON WHEN that great shade into the silence vast Through thinking silence passed; When he, our century s soul and voice, was hushed, We who, appalled, bowed, crushed, Within the holy moonlight of his death Waited the parting breath Ah, not in song Might we our grief prolong. Silence ...alone, O golden spirit fled! Silence alone could mourn that silence dread. ON THE DEATH OF A GREAT MAN WHEN from this mortal scene A great soul passes to the vast unknown, Let not in hopeless grief the spirit groan. . Death comes to all, the mighty and the mean. If by that death the whole world suffers loss, This be the proof (and lighter thus our cross), That he for whom the world doth sorely grieve Greatly hath blessed mankind in that he once did live. Then, at the parting breath Let men praise Life, nor idly blame dark Death.
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