The Immortal a Dramatic Romance And Other Poems
The Immortal a Dramatic Romance And Other Poems
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He to whose view Stern melancholy The destiny of mortals shows, In the hue Most dark and true ; He who knows What sorrows man is born to bear, What sins to do, Can he suppose That it can be a mortal's prayer To be a father, and to send Others into the world to share The curses that himself attend ? We laugh at this, yet might we weep, For folly so insane To contemplation deep Presents a sight of pain ! Childless mortal ! check the prayer Thou wouldst proffer for an heir !
46 THE IMMORTAL.
Not n...ame and fortune alone would be His inheritance from thee. No, ah no ! he would inherit All the damning sins that stain, All the pangs that wring thy spirit !
Man but lives for sin and pain ! Is it then not truly said, Favored is the childless bed ? CHORUS. Favored is the childless bed ! ARAMETH. Lay to heart what we have spoken ; Answer not the spell is broken ! ANDREA. My lord you have been silent long, as rapt In some deep meditation ; may we ask To know its nature ?
MORELLI. In your ignorance Be happy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He to whose view Stern melancholy The destiny of mortals shows, In the hue Most dark and true ; He who knows What sorrows man is born to bear, What sins to do, Can he suppose That it can be a mortal's prayer To be a father, and to send Others into the world to share The curses that himself attend ? We laugh at this, yet might we weep, For folly so insane To contemplation deep Presents a sight of pain ! Childless mortal ! check the prayer Thou wouldst proffer for an heir !
46 THE IMMORTAL.
Not n...ame and fortune alone would be His inheritance from thee. No, ah no ! he would inherit All the damning sins that stain, All the pangs that wring thy spirit !
Man but lives for sin and pain ! Is it then not truly said, Favored is the childless bed ? CHORUS. Favored is the childless bed ! ARAMETH. Lay to heart what we have spoken ; Answer not the spell is broken ! ANDREA. My lord you have been silent long, as rapt In some deep meditation ; may we ask To know its nature ?
MORELLI. In your ignorance Be happy.
What to read after The Immortal a Dramatic Romance And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Nack to read onlineMoreLess
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