A Lap Full of Seed
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And though from Heaven a god should speak The two-fold myst'ry to declare, Upon thine ears his words fall weak; Thy child is neither earth nor air.
But when the slow-ascending sun With growing light fills earth and sky : When with the morning thou art one, Then thy deliverance is nigh.
Then self casts off its nighted shroud, Then joyful knowledge wakes to wed : Love stains with glory e'en the cloud, And makes the earth a marriage bed.
Him thou dost know, the increasing light, As thou of him art... truly known, Till mutual love gains perfect sight, Whence comes the child that is thine own; 33 Whose soul thy rich heart understands Whether alike or unlike thine; For if unlike it but demands That thine imagination shine, And lo, the power that once made clear Thine own beloved's heart to thee, Is strong to understand him here, One with thee, indivisibly.
34 THE HIDDEN HEART ' Oh, did I close my treasuries with roofs of solid stone And darkened all my palace walls with envying and hate? ' LET me grow young as I grow old ; For Love, too long, I do confess, My fearful heart beneath the fold Of gaudy and dissembling dress Has hidden lain, Where all in vain I miserly concealed my happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And though from Heaven a god should speak The two-fold myst'ry to declare, Upon thine ears his words fall weak; Thy child is neither earth nor air.
But when the slow-ascending sun With growing light fills earth and sky : When with the morning thou art one, Then thy deliverance is nigh.
Then self casts off its nighted shroud, Then joyful knowledge wakes to wed : Love stains with glory e'en the cloud, And makes the earth a marriage bed.
Him thou dost know, the increasing light, As thou of him art... truly known, Till mutual love gains perfect sight, Whence comes the child that is thine own; 33 Whose soul thy rich heart understands Whether alike or unlike thine; For if unlike it but demands That thine imagination shine, And lo, the power that once made clear Thine own beloved's heart to thee, Is strong to understand him here, One with thee, indivisibly.
34 THE HIDDEN HEART ' Oh, did I close my treasuries with roofs of solid stone And darkened all my palace walls with envying and hate? ' LET me grow young as I grow old ; For Love, too long, I do confess, My fearful heart beneath the fold Of gaudy and dissembling dress Has hidden lain, Where all in vain I miserly concealed my happiness.
What to read after A Lap Full of Seed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Plowman to read onlineMoreLess
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