A Song of the Latter Day
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The matin of the birds, the wild bees' hum.
The thousand sounds that through the night were A myriad murmurs in one hymn combined — 34 A planet-paean, one mysterious song From out the valleys, hills and lonely seas, That tells of God-in- All and vast decrees Of order, justice, law that knows no v^ong, Of infinite patience toiling toward the Best Through what seems ill to our poor mortal eyes, Of promise that the new Dawn realize The noblest visions bom of human breast.
35 THE APOTHEOSIS OF DUST... THE APOTHEOSIS OF DUST OMAN, thou wondrous fabric of the clay, How hast thou climbed from that far place to this.
Through what world-maelstroms in the vast abyss Of space and time, where Fate decreed the way !
Fate tossed thee on a tiny planet's crust.
The endless circles of the void to roam ; This green sun-tethered ball became thy home.
And thou — the Apotheosis of Dust.
39 For God-like art thou, there*s a God in thee Striving for beauty in some grand design, Which thou imperfect can'st not yet divine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The matin of the birds, the wild bees' hum.
The thousand sounds that through the night were A myriad murmurs in one hymn combined — 34 A planet-paean, one mysterious song From out the valleys, hills and lonely seas, That tells of God-in- All and vast decrees Of order, justice, law that knows no v^ong, Of infinite patience toiling toward the Best Through what seems ill to our poor mortal eyes, Of promise that the new Dawn realize The noblest visions bom of human breast.
35 THE APOTHEOSIS OF DUST... THE APOTHEOSIS OF DUST OMAN, thou wondrous fabric of the clay, How hast thou climbed from that far place to this.
Through what world-maelstroms in the vast abyss Of space and time, where Fate decreed the way !
Fate tossed thee on a tiny planet's crust.
The endless circles of the void to roam ; This green sun-tethered ball became thy home.
And thou — the Apotheosis of Dust.
39 For God-like art thou, there*s a God in thee Striving for beauty in some grand design, Which thou imperfect can'st not yet divine.
What to read after A Song of the Latter Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Peterson to read onlineMoreLess
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