The Happy Hills And Other Poems
The Happy Hills And Other Poems
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33 H. G. H. II OUR foolish virgins' folly grows the rage ; And Portia now, who save her chosen man No master knew, toils out her mortal span, Writes Shylock's bond in black on her white page.
And wrongs her unripe breast to earn a wage.
No household recks her benison or ban ; No children thrive to mar her thriftless plan, Nor children's children make her crown of age.
O wiser thou ! to pity young love's pain ; To bless with vows, exchange his passion sore ; Thy body's beauty lent to take again ...With the womb's usury and increase of store ; And lusty babes, defying time's disdain, Bravely to bear as erst thy mother bore.
34 MAY WALKER, DANSEUSE A DANCER now, who was a walker born, She lifts her nature level with her art, Disdains the sullen earth with laughing scorn, And, light of foot, is lighter still of heart.
35 A LONDON GIRL WAIF of the city, wild-flower of the town, Rose cheeks, gold hair, thou gay and golden rose, What angel or what devil led thee down From heights of perfect summer, perfect snows ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
33 H. G. H. II OUR foolish virgins' folly grows the rage ; And Portia now, who save her chosen man No master knew, toils out her mortal span, Writes Shylock's bond in black on her white page.
And wrongs her unripe breast to earn a wage.
No household recks her benison or ban ; No children thrive to mar her thriftless plan, Nor children's children make her crown of age.
O wiser thou ! to pity young love's pain ; To bless with vows, exchange his passion sore ; Thy body's beauty lent to take again ...With the womb's usury and increase of store ; And lusty babes, defying time's disdain, Bravely to bear as erst thy mother bore.
34 MAY WALKER, DANSEUSE A DANCER now, who was a walker born, She lifts her nature level with her art, Disdains the sullen earth with laughing scorn, And, light of foot, is lighter still of heart.
35 A LONDON GIRL WAIF of the city, wild-flower of the town, Rose cheeks, gold hair, thou gay and golden rose, What angel or what devil led thee down From heights of perfect summer, perfect snows ?
What to read after The Happy Hills And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Mcewen Osborne to read onlineMoreLess
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