A Lonely Flute
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Woman they thought half angel and half doll, The Muses temple a boarding-school for girls.
Quaffing Pierian draughts from Boston pump, They toiled to prove their homiletic art Could match with nasal twang and pulpit thump In maxims glib of meeting-house and mart.
Serenely their ovine admirers graze. Apollo wears frock-coats, the Muses stays.
51 THE SINGER S QUEST I VE been wandering, listening for a song, Dreaming of a melody, all my life long . . .
The lilting tune that God sang to rock the ti...des asleep And crooned above the cradled stars before they learned to creep.
O, there was laughter in it and many a merry chime Before He had turned moralist, grown old before His time, And He was happy, trolling out His great blithe- hearted tune, Before He slung the little earth beneath the sun and moon.
But I know that somewhere that song is rolling on, Like flutes along the midnight, like trumpets in the dawn; It throbs across the sunset and stirs the poplar tree And rumbles in the long low thunder of the sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woman they thought half angel and half doll, The Muses temple a boarding-school for girls.
Quaffing Pierian draughts from Boston pump, They toiled to prove their homiletic art Could match with nasal twang and pulpit thump In maxims glib of meeting-house and mart.
Serenely their ovine admirers graze. Apollo wears frock-coats, the Muses stays.
51 THE SINGER S QUEST I VE been wandering, listening for a song, Dreaming of a melody, all my life long . . .
The lilting tune that God sang to rock the ti...des asleep And crooned above the cradled stars before they learned to creep.
O, there was laughter in it and many a merry chime Before He had turned moralist, grown old before His time, And He was happy, trolling out His great blithe- hearted tune, Before He slung the little earth beneath the sun and moon.
But I know that somewhere that song is rolling on, Like flutes along the midnight, like trumpets in the dawn; It throbs across the sunset and stirs the poplar tree And rumbles in the long low thunder of the sea.
What to read after A Lonely Flute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Odell Shepard to read onlineMoreLess
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