An Idyl of the Sun And Other Poems
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And learning of them, I interpret the world ; 1 see in each bud how the petals are curled ; From each flying sound I loosen a trill ; From each drop of dew libations I spill ; Kach kernel of corn, which in foliage flows, Bears the ear on its currents with close topaz rows ; All the least-valued things have their halos of glory, And the commonest word conveys a full story ; Kach star that revolves on its delicate cogs Which ne er with the load of its mysteries clogs 78 THE WONDERFUL WORKMEN.
Cou...ld people the sky with as splendid a host, If all who now roam there were hopelessly lost ; Through the portal of one the many appear.
And the many may bloom though the portal be sere And the barren and dead into verdure will start, When gathered by Love and sown on the heart.
THK MASON S soxo.
When winds their stormy dredges dropped to earth.
Deepening the channels of their furious tlow : And each cloud monster, round his mighty girth, Tightened his glittering girdle for a blow : There was a sound of many mortals falling, And solemn-voiced I heard the sad earth calling : "My ene/nies prevail, my children die : Winds, rains, heat, cold, my armless breast attack : And all the restless energies that fly, drudging the peace which they must ever lack, Murder the dear ones whom I love alone, And those who know my voice s large, low.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And learning of them, I interpret the world ; 1 see in each bud how the petals are curled ; From each flying sound I loosen a trill ; From each drop of dew libations I spill ; Kach kernel of corn, which in foliage flows, Bears the ear on its currents with close topaz rows ; All the least-valued things have their halos of glory, And the commonest word conveys a full story ; Kach star that revolves on its delicate cogs Which ne er with the load of its mysteries clogs 78 THE WONDERFUL WORKMEN.
Cou...ld people the sky with as splendid a host, If all who now roam there were hopelessly lost ; Through the portal of one the many appear.
And the many may bloom though the portal be sere And the barren and dead into verdure will start, When gathered by Love and sown on the heart.
THK MASON S soxo.
When winds their stormy dredges dropped to earth.
Deepening the channels of their furious tlow : And each cloud monster, round his mighty girth, Tightened his glittering girdle for a blow : There was a sound of many mortals falling, And solemn-voiced I heard the sad earth calling : "My ene/nies prevail, my children die : Winds, rains, heat, cold, my armless breast attack : And all the restless energies that fly, drudging the peace which they must ever lack, Murder the dear ones whom I love alone, And those who know my voice s large, low.
What to read after An Idyl of the Sun And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orrin Cedesman Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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