The Isles of Loch Awe And Other Poems of My Youth With Sixteen Illustrations
The Isles of Loch Awe And Other Poems of My Youth With Sixteen Illustrations
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Sometimes I gaze on vacancy so long.
That all my brain grows vacant, and I feel That wondrous influence which doth make me strong In resolution and unworldly zeal.
Until abstracted from all time and sense, I sink into eternal indolence.
And now I feel my inward life grow still, A being by itself, wliich fondly clings To consciousness which I can never kill. Yet is abstracted from all outward things, And slumbers often and is overgrown ; The sense of self increases when alone.
THE SANYASSI. 157 ...I have subdued the will, but gained the power To dwell among the denizens of earth ; I spread my spirit over tree and flower.
And human hearts, and things of meaner birth ; And thinking thus to give my soul away, I found it grew more conscious every day.
The simple crowds who hourly pass me by, I think have lately grown afraid of me ; There is some virtue in this sunken eye, For sometimes in my dreams I faintly see The workings of the spirit in the brain.
And living floods that gush in every vein.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes I gaze on vacancy so long.
That all my brain grows vacant, and I feel That wondrous influence which doth make me strong In resolution and unworldly zeal.
Until abstracted from all time and sense, I sink into eternal indolence.
And now I feel my inward life grow still, A being by itself, wliich fondly clings To consciousness which I can never kill. Yet is abstracted from all outward things, And slumbers often and is overgrown ; The sense of self increases when alone.
THE SANYASSI. 157 ...I have subdued the will, but gained the power To dwell among the denizens of earth ; I spread my spirit over tree and flower.
And human hearts, and things of meaner birth ; And thinking thus to give my soul away, I found it grew more conscious every day.
The simple crowds who hourly pass me by, I think have lately grown afraid of me ; There is some virtue in this sunken eye, For sometimes in my dreams I faintly see The workings of the spirit in the brain.
And living floods that gush in every vein.
What to read after The Isles of Loch Awe And Other Poems of My Youth With Sixteen Illustrations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gilbert Hamerton to read onlineMoreLess
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