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Identifier: cu31924029645268 (find matches)
Title: A miscellany presented to John Macdonald Mackay, July, 1914
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Elton, Oliver, 1861-1945
Subjects: Mackay, John Macdonald
Publisher: Liverpool : University Press
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
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Shelleys vision transfiguredinto that Love whose smile kindles the universe. Liverpool D. M. VAUGHAN V 322 VERSE TO J. M. M.: A SUITE Universitatis Fundator If there be any virtue in the sun That conjures smoky roofs to patined gold, That through grey warehouse windows cries behold To the pale clerk amid his ledgers dun, That to the girl between the looms that run Makes of the motes a lovers tale retold, That oer the market-place of chattels sold Calls here is Beauty, free to every one ! Who shall, if so, gainsay the voice that calls Come hither, from the counting-house and loom ; Be not content with labours of the den ; Hang up fresh lamps within your souls fair room ; Let more light through across all clay-built walls. And largess knowledge for the lives of men ! II Jdmetus When that the white Alcestis fought with Death,And from her scorn drew strength to win. How suffered he who watched the waning breathThrough the dead heavy night drift faintlier in,The rose-bud mouth droop thin !
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Ko H -8 TO J. M. M. : A SUITE 323 He saw not him, the lion-hided, leap The last ravine that clove the plain.He only saw the leaden-Hdded sleep Mask her pale face and marble out the pain,And groaned for all his gain ! O soul, my soul, if that Love die for thee, To set thee throned as a god high.Such godhead though divining all to be. Shall lack the love-lit zest-enchanted eye,And, living, long to die ! And thee, alas, no great-heart Herakles Shall give again thy golden day.Love shall be fallen, a bird on frozen seas. Storm-swept, death-wide from home, bereft of lay,Lifes music blown away ! Nay, soul, my soul, heed not a cowards lies, Nor fear Loves sacrifice be vain ;He meets his urn with unaverted eyes Who toils his day, and counts his toil his gain;His bliss oertops his pain. HI Autumn Day Sing we a dirge of roses for that the summer is done ; For that the years gate closes, quenching the flood of the sun ; Now that a bank of snows is that where the roses shone. If there be anguish a

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