The Winter Hour And Other Poems
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Thy Concord paean may have caught Glow from an elder Garfield's name : What fitter aureole could be sought For such a son than such a flame !
54 TO RALPH WALDO EMERSON Bard of the Human : since we yearn For that one manly heart in vain, Forgive the reverent eyes that turn Toward the low stream in Concord plain.
Warned by the favoring touch of Death, Thy Nunc Dimittis thou hast sung; No more the thunder's stormy breath Shall sweep the lyre with lightnings strung.
And yet, for him, remains unsign...ed, Unspoken all thy noble praise, When (port more worth the cruise !) thou find His sail beyond the final haze; But us? O Seer, to whose gift Looms large the Future's better part, What other prophet voice shall lift This burden from the people's heart!
ILLUSIONS 55 ILLUSIONS Go stand at night upon an ocean craft, And watch the folds of its imperial train Catching in fleecy foam a thousand glows A miracle of fire unquenched by sea. There in bewildering turbulence of change Whirls the whole firmament, till as you gaze, All else unseen, it is as heaven itself Had lost its poise, and each unanchored star In phantom haste flees to the horizon line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thy Concord paean may have caught Glow from an elder Garfield's name : What fitter aureole could be sought For such a son than such a flame !
54 TO RALPH WALDO EMERSON Bard of the Human : since we yearn For that one manly heart in vain, Forgive the reverent eyes that turn Toward the low stream in Concord plain.
Warned by the favoring touch of Death, Thy Nunc Dimittis thou hast sung; No more the thunder's stormy breath Shall sweep the lyre with lightnings strung.
And yet, for him, remains unsign...ed, Unspoken all thy noble praise, When (port more worth the cruise !) thou find His sail beyond the final haze; But us? O Seer, to whose gift Looms large the Future's better part, What other prophet voice shall lift This burden from the people's heart!
ILLUSIONS 55 ILLUSIONS Go stand at night upon an ocean craft, And watch the folds of its imperial train Catching in fleecy foam a thousand glows A miracle of fire unquenched by sea. There in bewildering turbulence of change Whirls the whole firmament, till as you gaze, All else unseen, it is as heaven itself Had lost its poise, and each unanchored star In phantom haste flees to the horizon line.
What to read after The Winter Hour And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Underwood Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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