Verses of a Prose Writer
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How have my footsteps strayed ?
But as I ask the question The music dies away, And round me ring the voices Of children at their play ; For I am in my study, And Philip, Kate, and Clare Say I have slept quite long enough, Here in my easy-chair.
They want just one new story Before to bed they go ; They say they've waited half an hour While I've been snoring so ; F 66 IN FAIRYLAND And though that is a libel, I tell them where I've been, And of the wondrous vision My sleeping eyes have seen.
And t...hen they run away to bed, And in their dreams I know Those silver bells will chime again, Those golden trumpets blow. God bless them, now and evermore, Sweet Phil and Kate and Clare, And with them bless, O blessed Lord, All children everywhere.
WITHOUT A MASK : He [Blake] was a man without a mask. "— Samuel Palmer, quoted in Gilchrist's Life of William Blake.
A waking vision came to me : 'Twas of a hurrying, surging crowd, Restless as is the restless sea, And with a voice as deep and loud ; A sea of women and of men, With waves that rose and fell again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How have my footsteps strayed ?
But as I ask the question The music dies away, And round me ring the voices Of children at their play ; For I am in my study, And Philip, Kate, and Clare Say I have slept quite long enough, Here in my easy-chair.
They want just one new story Before to bed they go ; They say they've waited half an hour While I've been snoring so ; F 66 IN FAIRYLAND And though that is a libel, I tell them where I've been, And of the wondrous vision My sleeping eyes have seen.
And t...hen they run away to bed, And in their dreams I know Those silver bells will chime again, Those golden trumpets blow. God bless them, now and evermore, Sweet Phil and Kate and Clare, And with them bless, O blessed Lord, All children everywhere.
WITHOUT A MASK : He [Blake] was a man without a mask. "— Samuel Palmer, quoted in Gilchrist's Life of William Blake.
A waking vision came to me : 'Twas of a hurrying, surging crowd, Restless as is the restless sea, And with a voice as deep and loud ; A sea of women and of men, With waves that rose and fell again.
What to read after Verses of a Prose Writer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ashcroft Noble to read onlineMoreLess
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