Verses
Verses
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And, musing thus, I lay my books aside.
" To be or not to be ? " Life is a medley Played on a lute with many broken strings, Half sweet, half sorrowful, whose notes return Back to the chaos whence their being springs.
And I am weary as a little child On whose long play the summer sun has smiled.
So, shall I end it all ? Oh ! it were sweet To silence all the discord and forget Life's blows, life's tempests, and the torturing hate Of men, their sorrows and their ceaseless fret : — The hunger of a... hope unsatisfied : — Bitter the Second, — welcome suicide !
Strychnine ? Well, No ! It 's hardly good enough. Of course it does its duty, but, you see.
IN THE BLUES 53 It knots the muscles in tetanic spasms, And death is heralded by agony : Besides, it makes one's face convulsive, while I should prefer, when dead, to wear a smile.
And then there 's Prussic Acid. Well, it 's quick And very merciful : only a cry, A short shrill heart-shriek like a wounded deer's, And then you reel and fall and gasp and die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, musing thus, I lay my books aside.
" To be or not to be ? " Life is a medley Played on a lute with many broken strings, Half sweet, half sorrowful, whose notes return Back to the chaos whence their being springs.
And I am weary as a little child On whose long play the summer sun has smiled.
So, shall I end it all ? Oh ! it were sweet To silence all the discord and forget Life's blows, life's tempests, and the torturing hate Of men, their sorrows and their ceaseless fret : — The hunger of a... hope unsatisfied : — Bitter the Second, — welcome suicide !
Strychnine ? Well, No ! It 's hardly good enough. Of course it does its duty, but, you see.
IN THE BLUES 53 It knots the muscles in tetanic spasms, And death is heralded by agony : Besides, it makes one's face convulsive, while I should prefer, when dead, to wear a smile.
And then there 's Prussic Acid. Well, it 's quick And very merciful : only a cry, A short shrill heart-shriek like a wounded deer's, And then you reel and fall and gasp and die.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert W Robert William Mackenna to read onlineMoreLess
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