Versos English Robert Browning Iii

English poem

Iii

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--And certainly you name the point Whereon all turns: for could you joint This flexile finite life once tight Into the fixed and infinite, You, safe inside, would spurn what 's out, With carelessness enough, no doubt-- Would spurn mere life: but when time brings To their next stage your reasonings, Your eyes, late wide, begin to wink Nor see the path so well, I think.