A Dream of Realms Beyond Us
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Speaks earth in famines?
Know they the heavenly character of music That tells the way by which buds turn to flowers, Inscribed in which are secrets of all worlds Throughout the heavens; which our-beings splendid As their law read?
Etheon^'TIs sweet to them; but that it is a key Made to unbolt their gateway into heaven Know not they all of them.
Elm — Odd, odd indeed! Come now our time to move Upon our westward journey with the sun.
ACT IV.
Scene. — Same as Scene of Act II.
De Petzy — Cheer up. ...This is no time for gloominess.
Go join the dance.
Blauvelt — I'm worn and weary, and am sick at heart.
Seeing I've searched to find her that I love These many days, but have not heard of her.
But, over the world I'll search.
Following th'ecliptic of our lives apart.
Moving the table round, 'till I win all: From icy lands within the bitter North, Beneath cold skies that are as blue as steel.
To scorching wastes where burn the sands as fire.
And hot winds dry the tongue and parch the throat- Aye, till this frame falls helpless at the last; Eib from my form that ia my sleep was taken, I will still seek her; On,, through those ages we must stay apart; On still, o'er that curvature, till we meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Speaks earth in famines?
Know they the heavenly character of music That tells the way by which buds turn to flowers, Inscribed in which are secrets of all worlds Throughout the heavens; which our-beings splendid As their law read?
Etheon^'TIs sweet to them; but that it is a key Made to unbolt their gateway into heaven Know not they all of them.
Elm — Odd, odd indeed! Come now our time to move Upon our westward journey with the sun.
ACT IV.
Scene. — Same as Scene of Act II.
De Petzy — Cheer up. ...This is no time for gloominess.
Go join the dance.
Blauvelt — I'm worn and weary, and am sick at heart.
Seeing I've searched to find her that I love These many days, but have not heard of her.
But, over the world I'll search.
Following th'ecliptic of our lives apart.
Moving the table round, 'till I win all: From icy lands within the bitter North, Beneath cold skies that are as blue as steel.
To scorching wastes where burn the sands as fire.
And hot winds dry the tongue and parch the throat- Aye, till this frame falls helpless at the last; Eib from my form that ia my sleep was taken, I will still seek her; On,, through those ages we must stay apart; On still, o'er that curvature, till we meet.
What to read after A Dream of Realms Beyond Us?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adair Welcker to read onlineMoreLess
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