The Two Destinies a Poem
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Is this the end, then, which the wise Have toil'd at through long centuries ? c2 20 THE TWO DESTINIES.
What nro these poor ? to pain consign 'd — Do they? or who, make np mankind?
Was it for others? or for them, That Christ laid down his diadem?
This world has riddles hard and old — Old as itself— not mine the power Their inner meaning to unfold ; Still it is well, from hour to hour, To keep them clear in view, and know How blessedness contrasts with woe — How some are ever breathing here A bri...ght and balmy atmosphere, Whilst others, through unbroken gloom, Unheeded falter to the tomb.
Therefore my story I resume.
And tell to all, who choose to hear.
Of Ellen Gray and Edith Verc — How they were born, and lived, and died, Earth's joy and sorrow, side by side.
THE TWO DESTINIES. 21 When, as a bright bird taking wing, The south-west wind rose up in spring — And, like things bounding in a race, Ahnond, and cherry-tree, and pear, Rushed into blossom everywhere ; Whilst, up and down, through WyndclifFe Chase, Wide-conquering hyacinths o'erthrew The fresh green grass with floods of blue, Till to the azure ground was given The look of a reflected heaven — Then, in a soft and clear May morn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is this the end, then, which the wise Have toil'd at through long centuries ? c2 20 THE TWO DESTINIES.
What nro these poor ? to pain consign 'd — Do they? or who, make np mankind?
Was it for others? or for them, That Christ laid down his diadem?
This world has riddles hard and old — Old as itself— not mine the power Their inner meaning to unfold ; Still it is well, from hour to hour, To keep them clear in view, and know How blessedness contrasts with woe — How some are ever breathing here A bri...ght and balmy atmosphere, Whilst others, through unbroken gloom, Unheeded falter to the tomb.
Therefore my story I resume.
And tell to all, who choose to hear.
Of Ellen Gray and Edith Verc — How they were born, and lived, and died, Earth's joy and sorrow, side by side.
THE TWO DESTINIES. 21 When, as a bright bird taking wing, The south-west wind rose up in spring — And, like things bounding in a race, Ahnond, and cherry-tree, and pear, Rushed into blossom everywhere ; Whilst, up and down, through WyndclifFe Chase, Wide-conquering hyacinths o'erthrew The fresh green grass with floods of blue, Till to the azure ground was given The look of a reflected heaven — Then, in a soft and clear May morn.
What to read after The Two Destinies a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Hastings Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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