The Wild Knight And Other Poems
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THE EARTH'S SHAME Name not his deed: in shuddering and in haste We dragged him darkly o'er the windy fell:That night there was a gibbet in the waste, And a new sin in hell.
Be his deed hid from commonwealths and kings, By all men born be one true tale forgot;But three things, braver than all earthly things, Faced him and feared him not.
Above his head and sunken secret face Nested the sparrow's young and dropped not dead. From the red blood and slime of that lost place Grew daisies white, not r...ed.
And from high heaven looking upon him, Slowly upon the face of God did comeA smile the cherubim and seraphim Hid all their faces from.
VANITY A wan sky greener than the lawn, A wan lawn paler than the sky. She gave a flower into my hand, And all the hours of eve went by.
Who knows what round the corner waits To smite? If shipwreck, snare, or slurShall leave me with a head to lift, Worthy of him that spoke with her.
A wan sky greener than the lawn, A wan lawn paler than the sky. She gave a flower into my hand, And all the days of life went by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE EARTH'S SHAME Name not his deed: in shuddering and in haste We dragged him darkly o'er the windy fell:That night there was a gibbet in the waste, And a new sin in hell.
Be his deed hid from commonwealths and kings, By all men born be one true tale forgot;But three things, braver than all earthly things, Faced him and feared him not.
Above his head and sunken secret face Nested the sparrow's young and dropped not dead. From the red blood and slime of that lost place Grew daisies white, not r...ed.
And from high heaven looking upon him, Slowly upon the face of God did comeA smile the cherubim and seraphim Hid all their faces from.
VANITY A wan sky greener than the lawn, A wan lawn paler than the sky. She gave a flower into my hand, And all the hours of eve went by.
Who knows what round the corner waits To smite? If shipwreck, snare, or slurShall leave me with a head to lift, Worthy of him that spoke with her.
A wan sky greener than the lawn, A wan lawn paler than the sky. She gave a flower into my hand, And all the days of life went by.
What to read after The Wild Knight And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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