Vanities in Verse
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Where has Diana taken flight ?
Why did we plant the dead so deep ?
Where are the warriors, steel encased.
Who ruled when Launcelot was knight ? — G 9 lo Ballade of the Dead, The cause espoused, the reckless haste.
The high disdain, the bold despite ?
Where Cceur-de-Lion, man of might.
And he of Bayard ? Ah, they sleep Beneath the hsts, beyond the sight.
Why did we plant the dead so deep ?
L' Envoi.
Man, do you read my thoughts aright ?
We plow and sow, that we may reap ; What of the crop the gr...ave-worms blight?
Why did we plant the dead so deep .?
BALLADE OF ASPERO.
I cannot hold to creeds, for I am one Unused to bow to fashion's vain decree.
My thought, my act, my soul, are mine alone.
And I, of hving men, possess the key.
Untutored is my neck, uncrooked my knee.
To those set rules that sway men thus and so ; I shall be ever I, unfettered, free, — / am the thing was made for Aspero!
Truth is forever truth. And yet I own My truth to some were rank apostasy; Yet would I be no better than a stone Did not my soul translate my truth for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where has Diana taken flight ?
Why did we plant the dead so deep ?
Where are the warriors, steel encased.
Who ruled when Launcelot was knight ? — G 9 lo Ballade of the Dead, The cause espoused, the reckless haste.
The high disdain, the bold despite ?
Where Cceur-de-Lion, man of might.
And he of Bayard ? Ah, they sleep Beneath the hsts, beyond the sight.
Why did we plant the dead so deep ?
L' Envoi.
Man, do you read my thoughts aright ?
We plow and sow, that we may reap ; What of the crop the gr...ave-worms blight?
Why did we plant the dead so deep .?
BALLADE OF ASPERO.
I cannot hold to creeds, for I am one Unused to bow to fashion's vain decree.
My thought, my act, my soul, are mine alone.
And I, of hving men, possess the key.
Untutored is my neck, uncrooked my knee.
To those set rules that sway men thus and so ; I shall be ever I, unfettered, free, — / am the thing was made for Aspero!
Truth is forever truth. And yet I own My truth to some were rank apostasy; Yet would I be no better than a stone Did not my soul translate my truth for me.
What to read after Vanities in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilliard, Francis Adon, 1850-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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