The Snowflake And Other Poems
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" And still she turned the litter over, Reading an item now and then, She did beneath the pile discover And pounce upon the writer's pen; And by the charm the Muse possesses She made it speak like flesh and blood, Oh ! happy Pen, to have her tresses Fall round thee in that solitude !
" Dear Pen, " she cried, k ' in what strange service Is this I find thy skill employed ? Thy master's style seems bright and nervous, Yet is of sense a little void. " The Pen replied: " O gracious lady, Trade quest...ions are considered here, And thou wilt find transactions shady By master's hand made easily clear. " The pouting Muse her pretty shoulder Shrugged as she listened to the Pen. " Thy master must than ice be colder If thus content to write for men. Go, bid him frame a graceful sonnet, A simple poem from his heart, And I will gently breathe upon it And to its body life impart. " 24 THE MUSE AND THE PEN.
Again the Pen: "O goddess puissant, My master lacks nor heart nor skill To turn a stanza, but of recent Days he hath hungry mouths to fill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And still she turned the litter over, Reading an item now and then, She did beneath the pile discover And pounce upon the writer's pen; And by the charm the Muse possesses She made it speak like flesh and blood, Oh ! happy Pen, to have her tresses Fall round thee in that solitude !
" Dear Pen, " she cried, k ' in what strange service Is this I find thy skill employed ? Thy master's style seems bright and nervous, Yet is of sense a little void. " The Pen replied: " O gracious lady, Trade quest...ions are considered here, And thou wilt find transactions shady By master's hand made easily clear. " The pouting Muse her pretty shoulder Shrugged as she listened to the Pen. " Thy master must than ice be colder If thus content to write for men. Go, bid him frame a graceful sonnet, A simple poem from his heart, And I will gently breathe upon it And to its body life impart. " 24 THE MUSE AND THE PEN.
Again the Pen: "O goddess puissant, My master lacks nor heart nor skill To turn a stanza, but of recent Days he hath hungry mouths to fill.
What to read after The Snowflake And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weir Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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