The Poems of William Watson
The Poems of William Watson
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Nought nobler is, than to be free: The stars of heaven are free becauseIn amplitude of liberty Their joy is to obey the laws. From servitude to freedom's _name_ Free thou thy mind in bondage pent;Depose the fetich, and proclaim The things that are more excellent.
And in appropriate dust be hurled That dull, punctilious god, whom theyThat call their tiny clan the world, Serve and obsequiously obey:Who con their ritual of Routine, With minds to one dead likeness blent, And never ev'n in dreams ha...ve seen The things that are more excellent.
To dress, to call, to dine, to break No canon of the social code, The little laws that lacqueys make, The futile decalogue of Mode, --How many a soul for these things lives, With pious passion, grave intent!While Nature careless-handed gives The things that are more excellent.
To hug the wealth ye cannot use, And lack the riches all may gain, --O blind and wanting wit to choose, Who house the chaff and burn the grain!And still doth life with starry towers Lure to the bright, divine ascent!--Be yours the things ye would: be ours The things that are more excellent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nought nobler is, than to be free: The stars of heaven are free becauseIn amplitude of liberty Their joy is to obey the laws. From servitude to freedom's _name_ Free thou thy mind in bondage pent;Depose the fetich, and proclaim The things that are more excellent.
And in appropriate dust be hurled That dull, punctilious god, whom theyThat call their tiny clan the world, Serve and obsequiously obey:Who con their ritual of Routine, With minds to one dead likeness blent, And never ev'n in dreams ha...ve seen The things that are more excellent.
To dress, to call, to dine, to break No canon of the social code, The little laws that lacqueys make, The futile decalogue of Mode, --How many a soul for these things lives, With pious passion, grave intent!While Nature careless-handed gives The things that are more excellent.
To hug the wealth ye cannot use, And lack the riches all may gain, --O blind and wanting wit to choose, Who house the chaff and burn the grain!And still doth life with starry towers Lure to the bright, divine ascent!--Be yours the things ye would: be ours The things that are more excellent.
What to read after The Poems of William Watson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson William to read onlineMoreLess
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