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| 5261. | Kinship by George William Russell | | IN summer time, with high imaginings
Of proud Crusaders and of Paynim kings,
The children crowned themselves with famous names,
And fought there, b... |
| 5262. | The Spirit of the Gay by George William Russell | | WITH the glamour of the Gay
How you made our hearts to flame;
Gave each life some airy aim:
Ever round you seemed to play
Sunlight from some inner... |
| 5263. | Prayer by George William Russell | | LET us leave our island woods grown dim and blue;
O’er the waters creeping the pearl dust of the eve
Hides the silver of the long wave rippling th... |
| 5264. | O Poor People by Elizabeth Smart | | Let us invoke a healthy heart-breaking
Towards the horrible world:
Let us say 0 poor people
How can they help being so absurd,
Misguided, abused, ... |
| 5265. | Barbury Camp by Charles Sorley | | We burrowed night and day with tools of lead,
Heaped the bank up and cast it in a ring
And hurled the earth above. And Caesar said,
“Why, it is e... |
| 5266. | Expectans Expectavi by Charles Sorley | | From morn to midnight, all day through,
I laugh and play as others do,
I sin and chatter, just the same
As others with a different name.
... |
| 5267. | The Ballad Of The Proverbs by Francois Villon | | So rough the goat will scratch, it cannot sleep.
So often goes the pot to the well that it breaks.
So long you heat iron, it will glow;
so heavily ... |
| 5268. | Epitaph In The Form Of A Ballade by Francois Villon | | Freres humains qui apres nous vivez,
N'ayez les coeurs contre nous endurcis ...
Men, brother men, that after us yet live,
Let not your hearts to... |
| 5269. | Ode To Sleep by Thomas Warton | | On this my pensive pillow, gentle Sleep!
Descend, in all thy downy plumage drest:
Wipe with thy wing these eyes that wake to weep,
And place thy cr... |
| 5270. | The Pleasures of Melancholy by Thomas Warton | | Mother of musings, Contemplation sage,
Whose grotto stands upon the topmost rock
Of Teneriffe; 'mid the tempestuous night,
On which, in calmest med... |
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