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24. | 24 TO SIR THOS. BARLOW, P.R.C.P. |
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Poetical Works of Robert Bridges excluding the eight dramas | ||
24
TO SIR THOS. BARLOW, P.R.C.P.
It's all up I may tell you, good Thomas Barlow,
The new medicine is wholly broken and done for:
You must give up Profession and College, Barlow.
The new medicine is wholly broken and done for:
You must give up Profession and College, Barlow.
551
Your fine Address, man, on the basis of treatment,
So practical so blindly hopeful of progress,
'Tis but delusion; all is ended and done for.
So practical so blindly hopeful of progress,
'Tis but delusion; all is ended and done for.
For lately Stephen Coleridge in a current Monthly
Has wittily in a few words the system exploded.
Better retire and leave the stage, my dear Barlow.
Has wittily in a few words the system exploded.
Better retire and leave the stage, my dear Barlow.
You've been accustom'd in matters of importance
To look to me to give you earliest tidings;
So I devote a penful of little scazons
To write the dirge of medicine and modern science.
To look to me to give you earliest tidings;
So I devote a penful of little scazons
To write the dirge of medicine and modern science.
The wonder is how nearly both of us miss'd it:
Nor would any whisper'd hint of it have ever reach'd me,
Had not the well-deserving excellent author
Most kindly frank'd me a copy of his dissertation.
Nor would any whisper'd hint of it have ever reach'd me,
Had not the well-deserving excellent author
Most kindly frank'd me a copy of his dissertation.
Oct. 1902.
Poetical Works of Robert Bridges excluding the eight dramas | ||