The Happy Princess, And Other Poems
The Happy Princess, And Other Poems
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— Ben will grow old, Spite of his rage at th' telling. Marlowe's gone; — This many a Christmastide has lacked his face And flying word. . . . And still the pit will gape Stupidly on the empty boards where ghosts Do walk to shame the living. Last night they cheered Me, — or was it the servant who spoke — "Sir, 77 Digitized by Google THE HAPPY PBINCESS The lady waits without," sobunglinglyf What, had they hissed us both to oblivion, — What then* . . .
Old feces go ; London is lonely For thought o...f some I know. In the loud street, Behind all noises, waits the deep silence Of voices gone ; and the clamor does not pierce In the expectant brain as does that stillness.
Yea, we have bruited too, and with the throng Made loud assail upon the hush, — even tried To crowd that emptiness with busy meanings.
— And then the buskined phantoms of the day Slip off their robes : — and silence alone lasts.
The meaning? Hush! They asked; and they are gone ; And 't troubles them no more. The player takes Silence as school in the end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Ben will grow old, Spite of his rage at th' telling. Marlowe's gone; — This many a Christmastide has lacked his face And flying word. . . . And still the pit will gape Stupidly on the empty boards where ghosts Do walk to shame the living. Last night they cheered Me, — or was it the servant who spoke — "Sir, 77 Digitized by Google THE HAPPY PBINCESS The lady waits without," sobunglinglyf What, had they hissed us both to oblivion, — What then* . . .
Old feces go ; London is lonely For thought o...f some I know. In the loud street, Behind all noises, waits the deep silence Of voices gone ; and the clamor does not pierce In the expectant brain as does that stillness.
Yea, we have bruited too, and with the throng Made loud assail upon the hush, — even tried To crowd that emptiness with busy meanings.
— And then the buskined phantoms of the day Slip off their robes : — and silence alone lasts.
The meaning? Hush! They asked; and they are gone ; And 't troubles them no more. The player takes Silence as school in the end.
What to read after The Happy Princess, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ficke Arthur Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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