Chapter 1659 of 1964 · 57 words · ~1 min read

XXX.

An in-door life is less poetical; And out-of-door hath showers, and mists, and sleet With which I could not brew a pastoral: But be it as it may, a bard must meet All difficulties, whether great or small, To spoil his undertaking, or complete-- And work away--like Spirit upon Matter-- Embarrassed somewhat both with fire and water.