A Vision of Life Poems
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The Ogre blear Was gone : fled with its eye malign As it had never been. Far up the course Precipitous and steep I seemed to see, Anew upon my eyes, a burning dome A VISION OF LIFE 35 Scintillating, radiating from its source A hesitant gleam adown the path. Entranced I hung upon the sight.
Then fear fell on me ; for from thence did come, Stately, magnificent, tenfold more bright Than the sun's vivid noontide, crystal-clear, A Shape surpassing loveliness. On my thought Paled all things else save... that transcendent Fear.
Steadily it advanced : From small to great, from great unreckonable, Stately, deliberative, supreme, of port Serene and lofty, steadily so it came Sweeping the callow path. Struck with its spell I burned with aching eyes. Subtly a Flame Encircled it, of silver and of gold, Sardine and jasper iridescent, blue, 36 A VISION OF LIFE Purple and exquisite scarlet, all inwrought To one pure hue too vivid to behold.
So as it nearer swept I threw My face upon the dust, and thrust my eyes Upon my veiling palms, dizzy to death, Sick with amaze ; when a most mellow breath Softly outspake, " Frail child of Man, arise !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Ogre blear Was gone : fled with its eye malign As it had never been. Far up the course Precipitous and steep I seemed to see, Anew upon my eyes, a burning dome A VISION OF LIFE 35 Scintillating, radiating from its source A hesitant gleam adown the path. Entranced I hung upon the sight.
Then fear fell on me ; for from thence did come, Stately, magnificent, tenfold more bright Than the sun's vivid noontide, crystal-clear, A Shape surpassing loveliness. On my thought Paled all things else save... that transcendent Fear.
Steadily it advanced : From small to great, from great unreckonable, Stately, deliberative, supreme, of port Serene and lofty, steadily so it came Sweeping the callow path. Struck with its spell I burned with aching eyes. Subtly a Flame Encircled it, of silver and of gold, Sardine and jasper iridescent, blue, 36 A VISION OF LIFE Purple and exquisite scarlet, all inwrought To one pure hue too vivid to behold.
So as it nearer swept I threw My face upon the dust, and thrust my eyes Upon my veiling palms, dizzy to death, Sick with amaze ; when a most mellow breath Softly outspake, " Frail child of Man, arise !
What to read after A Vision of Life Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darrell Figgis to read onlineMoreLess
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