Alchemy, a Symphonic Poem
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In meagre city streets, my sleepless eyes Have glimpsed frail images of thee, to wake The old desire once more, and overtake The phantom horsemen of our memories.
L44] \^ fc ^ HAT time is past, and once again I stand C^ ) Beneath wide sunsets after many days; ^^^ Here are the hills' forlorn, familiar ways, And there the city, indolent and bland.
My hills I bless with outstretched arms of praise, Over my city I hold forth my hand, And smile at last, as through the friendly land Steals the slow c...olour of the evening haze.
*ND now the dusk is come, when battles cease, When light and dark together lie in peace; The freighted galley of our sorrow steers Into the harbour of the Golden Fleece.
The spirit opens to the stars and hears The wings of Love that brush the trembling spheres C45 3 \^^ HE one creator, giver of all light, C^) Touches the world with beauty's glowing Stone; The naked form of Being struggles through the night, And through contending silence strikes the Word.
The end and the beginning are as one; The ring of light encircles the abyss of dark In one unbroken arc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In meagre city streets, my sleepless eyes Have glimpsed frail images of thee, to wake The old desire once more, and overtake The phantom horsemen of our memories.
L44] \^ fc ^ HAT time is past, and once again I stand C^ ) Beneath wide sunsets after many days; ^^^ Here are the hills' forlorn, familiar ways, And there the city, indolent and bland.
My hills I bless with outstretched arms of praise, Over my city I hold forth my hand, And smile at last, as through the friendly land Steals the slow c...olour of the evening haze.
*ND now the dusk is come, when battles cease, When light and dark together lie in peace; The freighted galley of our sorrow steers Into the harbour of the Golden Fleece.
The spirit opens to the stars and hears The wings of Love that brush the trembling spheres C45 3 \^^ HE one creator, giver of all light, C^) Touches the world with beauty's glowing Stone; The naked form of Being struggles through the night, And through contending silence strikes the Word.
The end and the beginning are as one; The ring of light encircles the abyss of dark In one unbroken arc.
What to read after Alchemy, a Symphonic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hillyer, Robert, 1895-1961 to read onlineMoreLess
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