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Thomas Hardy (Томас Гарди (Харди))


He Wonders about Himself


No use hoping, or feeling vext,
Tugged by a force above or under
Like some fantocine, much I wonder
What I shall find me doing next!

Shall I be rushing where bright eyes be?
Shall I be suffering sorrows seven?
Shall I be watching the stars of heaven,
Thinking one of them looks like thee?

Part is mine of the general Will,
Cannot my share in the sum of sources
Bend a digit the poise of forces,
And a fair desire fulfil?

Nov. 1893

Thomas Hardy's other poems:
  1. The Chimes Play ‘Life’s a Bumper!’
  2. Could I but Will
  3. The History of an Hour
  4. Premonitions
  5. The Hatband


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