One section of this work concludes with the exhortation to "wake," because "when the journey's over, there'll be time enough to sleep." Another work in this collection discusses how "the Nile spills his overflow / Beside the Severn's Dead" and claims "Fifty years to-night / that God saved the Queen". Another poem in this collection is set "by brooks too broad for leaping … in fields where roses fade". One speaker in this work declares "silence sounds no worse than cheers / after earth has stopped the ears". Containing "With Rue My Heart is Laden", it also contains a work that claims "Early though the laurel grows / it withers quicker than the
One section of this work concludes with the exhortation to "wake," because "when the journey's over, there'll be time enough to sleep." Another work in this collection discusses how "the Nile spills his overflow / Beside the Severn's Dead" and claims "Fifty years to-night / that God saved the Queen". Another poem in this collection is set "by brooks too broad for leaping … in fields where roses fade". One speaker in this work declares "silence sounds no worse than cheers / after earth has stopped the ears". Containing "With Rue My Heart is Laden", it also contains a work that claims "Early though the laurel grows / it withers quicker than the rose". For 10 points, name this poetry collection that contains "To an Athlete Dying Young", written by A.E. Housman.
One section of this work concludes with the exhortation to "wake," because "when the journey's over, there'll be time enough to sleep."
A Shropshire Lad