The Mind

Tempted

by Edward Rowland Sill 1841–1887

From An American Anthology (1900)

The Mind

Yes, I know what you say:
Since it cannot be soul to soul,
Be it flesh to flesh, as it may;
But is Earth the whole?

Shall a man betray the Past
For all Earth gives?
"But the Past is dead?" At last
It is all that lives.

Which were the nobler goal,—
To snatch at the moment's bliss
Or to swear I will keep my soul
Clean for her kiss?

MLA

Sill, Edward Rowland. “Tempted.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/sill/11/.

Chicago

Sill, Edward Rowland. “Tempted.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/sill/11/.

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