Wessex Poems: And Other Verses: Large Print

By: Hardy, Thomas

CHANGE and chancefulness in my flowering youthtime, Set me sun by sun near to one unchosen;Wrought us fellow-like, and despite divergence, Friends interlinked us."Cherish him can I while the true one forthcome-Come the rich fulfiller of my prevision;Life is roomy yet, and the odds unbounded."So self-communed I.Thwart my wistful way did a damsel saunter, Fair, the while unformed to be all-eclipsing;"Maiden meet," held I, "till arise my forefeltWonder of women."Long a visioned hermitage deep desiring, Tenements uncouth I was fain to house in;"Let such lodging be for a breath-while," thought I,"Soon a more seemly."Then, high handiwork will I make my life-deed, Truth and Light outshow; but the ripe time pending, Intermissive aim at the thing sufficeth."Thus I . . . But lo, me Mistress, friend, place, aims to be bettered straightway, Bettered not has Fate or my hand's achieving;Sole the showance those of my onward earth-track-Never trans

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• Release Date: January 1
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