The Works of Francis Thompson volume 1
The Works of Francis Thompson volume 1
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Time, This crescent marvel of his hands Carveth all too painfully. And I who prophesy shall never see ? What if the niche of its predestined rhyme. Its aching niche, too long expcdant stands f Yet shall he after sore delays On some exultant day of days The white enshrouding childhood raise From thy fair spirit, finished for our gaze ; While we (but 'mongst that happy ' we' The prophet cannot be !) — While we behold with no astonishments. With that serene fulfilment of delight Wherewith we view ...the sight When the stars pitch the golden tents Of their high campment on the plains of night. \\ hy should amazement be our satellite ?
What wonder in such things ? If angels have hereditary wings, 55 SISTER SONGS If not by Salic law is handed down The poet's crown, To thee, born in the purple of the throne, The laurel must belong : Thou, in thy mother's right Descendant of Castalian-chrismed kings — Prince&s of the Blood of Song !
Peace ! Too impetuously have I been winging Toward vaporous heights which beckon and beguile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time, This crescent marvel of his hands Carveth all too painfully. And I who prophesy shall never see ? What if the niche of its predestined rhyme. Its aching niche, too long expcdant stands f Yet shall he after sore delays On some exultant day of days The white enshrouding childhood raise From thy fair spirit, finished for our gaze ; While we (but 'mongst that happy ' we' The prophet cannot be !) — While we behold with no astonishments. With that serene fulfilment of delight Wherewith we view ...the sight When the stars pitch the golden tents Of their high campment on the plains of night. \\ hy should amazement be our satellite ?
What wonder in such things ? If angels have hereditary wings, 55 SISTER SONGS If not by Salic law is handed down The poet's crown, To thee, born in the purple of the throne, The laurel must belong : Thou, in thy mother's right Descendant of Castalian-chrismed kings — Prince&s of the Blood of Song !
Peace ! Too impetuously have I been winging Toward vaporous heights which beckon and beguile.
What to read after The Works of Francis Thompson volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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