A Lyric of the Morning Land
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And views great Heaven by day and night.
So in that aged Sage the snow Of years concealed thought's diamond flow, And in his deep, experienced eyes, Forever shone the upper skies.
VIII.
Him, early in the morning, sought The Vestal Maid, oppressed with thought.
For like an aged tree, that bends With richest fruit, as time descends.
He fed young lips with counsel wise, Opening the heart's vailed mysteries.
d by Google 166 A. LYRIC OF THE His dwelling was an olive wood.
Mysterious placed, by magic... skill, The trees in spiral order stood ; A silver pool lay calm and still Within their sacred ring, and there The Sage drew nigh the Maiden fair.
She spoke, and told how, first, she found The silver dew-flower, bending, crowned With the rich laurel's wreath, and then Her dream of dove and diadem, And silver harp, and Spirit-form Leading her own through fields of space, Enhaloed, crowned and filled with morn, Not earthly, but of heavenly race.
IX.
The Sage unclasped a mystic scroll.
And read, as from some parchment roll.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And views great Heaven by day and night.
So in that aged Sage the snow Of years concealed thought's diamond flow, And in his deep, experienced eyes, Forever shone the upper skies.
VIII.
Him, early in the morning, sought The Vestal Maid, oppressed with thought.
For like an aged tree, that bends With richest fruit, as time descends.
He fed young lips with counsel wise, Opening the heart's vailed mysteries.
d by Google 166 A. LYRIC OF THE His dwelling was an olive wood.
Mysterious placed, by magic... skill, The trees in spiral order stood ; A silver pool lay calm and still Within their sacred ring, and there The Sage drew nigh the Maiden fair.
She spoke, and told how, first, she found The silver dew-flower, bending, crowned With the rich laurel's wreath, and then Her dream of dove and diadem, And silver harp, and Spirit-form Leading her own through fields of space, Enhaloed, crowned and filled with morn, Not earthly, but of heavenly race.
IX.
The Sage unclasped a mystic scroll.
And read, as from some parchment roll.
What to read after A Lyric of the Morning Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Lake Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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