A book of Music [poems]
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THE VIOLIN 29 But like the murmur of the distant sea Their loud applause, and far off, faint, and weak Sounds his own music to him, wild and free Far from the soul of music that doth speak In wordless wail and lyric ecstasy From that good viol pressed against his cheek. HANDEL S LARGO WHEN the great organs, answering each to each, Joined with the violin s celestial speech, Then did it seem that all the heavenly host Gave praise to Father, Son, and Holy Ghost : We saw the archangels through the ...ether wing ing ; We heard their souls go forth in solemn singing ; " Praise, praise to God, " they sang, " through endless days; HANDEL S LARGO 31 Praise to the Eternal One, and nought but praise ; " And as they sang the spirits of the dying Were upward borne from lips that ceased their sighing ; And dying was not death, but deeper living Living, and prayer, and praising and thanks giving ! PADEREWSKI IF songs were perfume, color, wild desire ; If poet s words were fire That burned to blood in purple-pulsing veins ; If with a bird-like thrill the moments throbbed to hours ; If summer s rains Turned drop by drop to shy, sweet, maiden flowers ; If God made flowers with light and music in them, And saddened hearts could win them ; 32 PADEREWSKI 33 If loosened petals touched the ground With a caressing sound ; If love s eyes uttered word No listening lover e er before had heard ; If silent thoughts spake with a bugle s voice ; If flame passed into song and cried, "Rejoice !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE VIOLIN 29 But like the murmur of the distant sea Their loud applause, and far off, faint, and weak Sounds his own music to him, wild and free Far from the soul of music that doth speak In wordless wail and lyric ecstasy From that good viol pressed against his cheek. HANDEL S LARGO WHEN the great organs, answering each to each, Joined with the violin s celestial speech, Then did it seem that all the heavenly host Gave praise to Father, Son, and Holy Ghost : We saw the archangels through the ...ether wing ing ; We heard their souls go forth in solemn singing ; " Praise, praise to God, " they sang, " through endless days; HANDEL S LARGO 31 Praise to the Eternal One, and nought but praise ; " And as they sang the spirits of the dying Were upward borne from lips that ceased their sighing ; And dying was not death, but deeper living Living, and prayer, and praising and thanks giving ! PADEREWSKI IF songs were perfume, color, wild desire ; If poet s words were fire That burned to blood in purple-pulsing veins ; If with a bird-like thrill the moments throbbed to hours ; If summer s rains Turned drop by drop to shy, sweet, maiden flowers ; If God made flowers with light and music in them, And saddened hearts could win them ; 32 PADEREWSKI 33 If loosened petals touched the ground With a caressing sound ; If love s eyes uttered word No listening lover e er before had heard ; If silent thoughts spake with a bugle s voice ; If flame passed into song and cried, "Rejoice !
What to read after A book of Music [poems]?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Watson Gilder to read onlineMoreLess
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