Weeping Cross And Other Rimes
Weeping Cross And Other Rimes
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If it be Fate's decree That England's day is done, "What's left for you and me To act beneath the sun ? Over the shining lea Carols the careless lark, But we are for the dark — If it be Fate's decree.
Man's life, e'en at the best, Is but a doubtful boon : When life hath lost all zest Ne'er comes the end too soon : For us be dreamless rest ! Who'd suffer endless wrong. Who'd shameful life prolong — Life, a poor boon at best !
March, 191 8.
42 PALLADAS Naked to earth I came, naked 'neath earth... descend : Why do I vainly toil since naked is the end ?
A FRAGMENT You saw him yesternight, you say, That long-dead hunchback in the cowl Down Monk's Walk take his lonesome way ; You heard the screeching of the owl ; From Moat Farm came the watch dog's bay; The waning moon looked on, ascowl . . .
43 MID-MAY, 1918 It shall not me dismay That Fve grown old and grey ; Nor tell-tale glass I chide That will not wrinkles hide : The visionary gold That in my heart I hold, Doth far in worth outshine All metal from the mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L.
If it be Fate's decree That England's day is done, "What's left for you and me To act beneath the sun ? Over the shining lea Carols the careless lark, But we are for the dark — If it be Fate's decree.
Man's life, e'en at the best, Is but a doubtful boon : When life hath lost all zest Ne'er comes the end too soon : For us be dreamless rest ! Who'd suffer endless wrong. Who'd shameful life prolong — Life, a poor boon at best !
March, 191 8.
42 PALLADAS Naked to earth I came, naked 'neath earth... descend : Why do I vainly toil since naked is the end ?
A FRAGMENT You saw him yesternight, you say, That long-dead hunchback in the cowl Down Monk's Walk take his lonesome way ; You heard the screeching of the owl ; From Moat Farm came the watch dog's bay; The waning moon looked on, ascowl . . .
43 MID-MAY, 1918 It shall not me dismay That Fve grown old and grey ; Nor tell-tale glass I chide That will not wrinkles hide : The visionary gold That in my heart I hold, Doth far in worth outshine All metal from the mine.
What to read after Weeping Cross And Other Rimes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bullen, A. H. (Arthur Henry), 1857-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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