The Paradox of Time
Time goes, you say? Ah no! Alas, Time stays, we go; Or else, were this not so, What need to chain the hours, For Youth were always ours? Time goes, you say?—ah no! by Austin Dobson

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The Paradox of Time
Time goes, you say? Ah no! Alas, Time stays, we go; Or else, were this not so, What need to chain the hours, For Youth were always ours? Time goes, you say?—ah no! by Austin Dobson
Garden Song by Austin Dobson, The Lure of the Garden (1911)
Dorian Gray’s a great book
Vignettes in Rhyme And Other Verses By Austin Dobson VICTORIAN BINDING FIRST EDITION Publisher: Henry Holt and Company, New York Copyright: 1880
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Epilogue to 'Eighteenth Century Vignettes' — Austin Dobson
‘WHAT is it then,’—some Reader asks,— ‘What is it that attaches Your fancy so to fans and masks,— To periwigs and patches? ‘Is Human Life to-day so poor,— So bloodless,—you disdain it, To ‘galvanize’ the Past once more?’ —Permit me. I'll explain it. This Age I grant (and grant with pride), Is varied, rich, eventful; But, if you touch its weaker side, Deplorably resentful: Belaud it, and it takes your praise With air of calm conviction; Condemn it, and at once you raise A storm of contradiction. Whereas with these old Shades of mine, Their ways and dress delight me; And should I trip by word or line, They cannot well indict me. Not that I think to err. I seek To steer 'twixt blame and blindness; I strive (as some one said in Greek) To speak the truth with kindness: But—should I fail to render clear Their title, rank, or station— I still may sleep secure, nor fear A suit for defamation.
From Coridon’s Song and Other Verses, edited by Austin Dobson and illustrated by Hugh Thomson, published 1894
Bard of the Future
This is my favorite thing I have designed ever! A full lined jacket and skirt combo made out of upholstery. The theme explores the traditional aspects of art like poetry having to combat and join a more modern sense of art. Heavily inspired by the works of Austin Dobson.