A Canopic Jar
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Shall the slow day Submit, the calm moon cower?
O shadowy wings that lean in flight, O night!
Before your star-eyed birds are flown.
Before the dawn shall flower Its wide, inexorable buds of light.
Clasped lovers shall have known That added hour!
[59] JUDGMENT DAY 1 THINK my sins, now wandering restless ways, Will find at last the waiting Judgment-seat, Will shake and shatter at that quiet Gaze!
All but one sin — a sin so strange, so sweet, That all the saints will stand in rows and wonder, As ...happily it buds across high space, Climbs fearless up those clapping walls of thunder, And blossoms whitely in a kind, still Face.
[60] THE HEART RECALCITRANT DOES the heart grieve on, After its grief is gone Like a slow ship moving Across its own oblivion?
Heart! Heart! Do you not know That I have conquered pain, Have parted from my woe?
That my proud feet have found their path again, After the pathless heights — long after — And that my hands have learned to bless Their overflowing emptiness, My lips grown reconciled to laughter?
What to read after A Canopic Jar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speyer, Leonora Von Stosch, 1872-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall the slow day Submit, the calm moon cower?
O shadowy wings that lean in flight, O night!
Before your star-eyed birds are flown.
Before the dawn shall flower Its wide, inexorable buds of light.
Clasped lovers shall have known That added hour!
[59] JUDGMENT DAY 1 THINK my sins, now wandering restless ways, Will find at last the waiting Judgment-seat, Will shake and shatter at that quiet Gaze!
All but one sin — a sin so strange, so sweet, That all the saints will stand in rows and wonder, As ...happily it buds across high space, Climbs fearless up those clapping walls of thunder, And blossoms whitely in a kind, still Face.
[60] THE HEART RECALCITRANT DOES the heart grieve on, After its grief is gone Like a slow ship moving Across its own oblivion?
Heart! Heart! Do you not know That I have conquered pain, Have parted from my woe?
That my proud feet have found their path again, After the pathless heights — long after — And that my hands have learned to bless Their overflowing emptiness, My lips grown reconciled to laughter?
What to read after A Canopic Jar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speyer, Leonora Von Stosch, 1872-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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