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Born in February 12, 1828 / Died in May 18, 1909 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by George Meredith

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Phoebus with Admetus

... You that build the shade-roof, and you that court the rays, ...

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Song in the Songless

... As I pass by. Within my breast they touch a string, ...

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Winter Heavens

... Yon mantle clothes us: there, past mortal breath, ...

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A Reading Of Life--With The Persuader

... On rocks that spout their springs to the sacred mounts ...

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The Poetry Of Coleridge

... Unceasing in moonlight, but hushed in the beams of the holier orb ...

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The Beggar's Soliloquy

...   V Now, that's a good craft, weaving waistcoats and flowers, ...

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Whimper Of Sympathy

... The shambles, the charnel, the wrinkle! ...

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The Three Singers To Young Blood

... dare! Mortal seems the touch, but makes ...

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Martin’s Puzzle

... VIII She's the victim of fools: that seems nearer the mark ...

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Song (Untitled #6)

... When will the stars with their linking charms ...

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Napoleon

... Right through the troughed black lines turned to bunches or shreds, ...

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Twilight Music

... Ah, with this sentience quickly will you know ...

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The Three Maidens

... His blood is on his breast, and the moss-roots at his hair ...

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Song--Spring

... And the skylark shakes his wings in the rain ...

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The Invective of Achilles

... Worse, it is thou whose threat 'tis to ravish my prize from me, portion ...