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William Ernest Henley Poems
- Rhymes And Rhythms - Xxiv
(To A. C.)
What should the Trees, ... - London Voluntaries - To Charles Whibley - Ii - Andante Con Moto
Forth from the dust and din,
The crush, the heat, the many-spotted glare,
The odour and sense of life and lust aflare,
The wrangle and jangle of unrests, ... - To W. A. - Or Ever The Knightly Years Were Gone
Or ever the knightly years were gone
With the old world to the grave,
I was a King in Babylon
And you were a Christian Slave. ... - London Types - Ii. Life-guardsman
Joy of the Milliner, Envy of the Line,
Star of the Parks, jack-booted, sworded, helmed,
He sits between his holsters, solid of spine;
Nor, as it seems, though WESTMINSTER were whelmed, ... - Rhymes And Rhythms - Ix
'As like the Woman as you can',
(Thus the New Adam was beguiled)
'So shall you touch the Perfect Man',
(God in the Garden heard and smiled). ...
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Life 109 Heart 72 Death 69 World 69 Love 62 I Love You 62 Sweet 61 Good 58 Time 57 Night 56William Ernest Henley Quotes
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- Holyganjatarian: i am the captain of my soul - invictus by william ernest henley
- Copycuratore: i am the master of my fate: i am the captain of my soul. （william ernest henley / invictus）
- Duiker_: "invictus". william ernest henley
- Bushidoquotes: beyond this place of wrath and tears looms but the horror of the shade, and yet the menace of the years finds and shall find me unafraid. - william ernest henley
- Ttdarkie: it matters not how strait the gate, how charged with punishments the scroll; i am the master of my fate: i am the captain of my soul. - william ernest henley
