Arthur Hugh Clough

Arthur Hugh Clough

Summary

Portrait of Arthur Hugh Clough Arthur Hugh Clough Repose in Egypt

Take and fear not the cates, although of earth,
Which to thy hands celestial hands extend,
Take and fear not: such vulgar meats of life
Thy spirit lips no more must scorn to pass;
The seeming ill, contaminating joys,
Thy sense divine no more be loth to allow;
The pleasures as the pains of our strange life
Thou art engaged, self-compromised, to share.
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