Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ADVICE TO SCHOLARS, by ANONYMOUS First Line: The honour school of jurisprudence Last Line: Masters the secret of the fates Subject(s): Oxford University;scholarship & Scholars | ||||||||
THE Honour School of Jurisprudence hardly illuminates its students; nor does a course of Modern History throw light upon the cosmic mystery; and men who take degrees in "Stinks" solve not the riddle of the sphinx; the English School is -- credit me -- a matrimonial agency. Theology, we must confess, claims more, but offers rather less. But murmur of the cosmic drum throbs through the study of Lit. Hum. And he who takes a first in Greats masters the secret of the Fates. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...GILES JOHNSON, PH.D by FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS ADDRESS TO THE SCHOLARS OF NEW ENGLAND by JOHN CROWE RANSOM VERSES, READ AT MY INITIATION INTO THE O.K. by GEORGE SANTAYANA VERSES, SUNG AT MY INITIATION INTO THE PUDDING by GEORGE SANTAYANA FOR BILL NESTRICK by FRANK BIDART THE SCHOLAR GIPSY by MATTHEW ARNOLD A GRAMMARIAN'S FUNERAL by ROBERT BROWNING THE SCHOLARS by WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS TIS A LITTLE JOURNEY by ANONYMOUS |
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