Darwin
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But thy strong mind outran the heart, The two but seldom keep the pace, But each at last will know her place And say, "My Lord and God thou art".
For both are His and beat and climb, Because He moves and soars Himself. To joint creation s highest shelf Who now can prophesy the time?
The love thou had st for those thine own Was altar fire sent from above, I know that heat has caught thy love Which broke out with that holy dawn 17 In wild ecstacies strange to them; The trust thy child found warm ...in him, Is like that of the seraphim Who guards the new Jerusalem.
IV.
Men shout thy blunders are so rife, Well, if completeness had been reached, Then void would be what thou hast preached For progress is its very life.
Thou wert a part of what was taught; We see its truth in thine own mind Unfolding, nor can human kind Be perfect in one single thought.
And in the best someone will miss What he alone could not have found. No aim can to perfection bound, No art than artist greater is.
18 The story told with careful art, Is not the whole although sublime, For other things will come with time But now we only "know in part".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But thy strong mind outran the heart, The two but seldom keep the pace, But each at last will know her place And say, "My Lord and God thou art".
For both are His and beat and climb, Because He moves and soars Himself. To joint creation s highest shelf Who now can prophesy the time?
The love thou had st for those thine own Was altar fire sent from above, I know that heat has caught thy love Which broke out with that holy dawn 17 In wild ecstacies strange to them; The trust thy child found warm ...in him, Is like that of the seraphim Who guards the new Jerusalem.
IV.
Men shout thy blunders are so rife, Well, if completeness had been reached, Then void would be what thou hast preached For progress is its very life.
Thou wert a part of what was taught; We see its truth in thine own mind Unfolding, nor can human kind Be perfect in one single thought.
And in the best someone will miss What he alone could not have found. No aim can to perfection bound, No art than artist greater is.
18 The story told with careful art, Is not the whole although sublime, For other things will come with time But now we only "know in part".
What to read after Darwin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Digain Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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