Apollo And the Seaman
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On yon ship's heaving shelves. Selfhood that never can contrive — However lightning-like it strive — To escape, in its inmost, deepest dive My ^^i beneath your selves, I built through demiurgic powers, Myriad human hopes and fears. And laboured at this shipwright's task A hundred thousand years.
Think'st thou I framed a vessel vain As earthly ships of wood ? Or that thy voyage never was. And wasted all your blood ? What ! Hast not felt the invisible Nor faintly understood ?
19 Thou hast seen ar...mies serve a name, A rag, a tomb forlorn ; And the tides of men obey a ghost, The ghost of the unborn.
Thou hast felt the Passions' blindest roots Quake up man's silly crust. And rock thy reason from its state And crack its towers to dust.
Thou hast seen the Gods figure forth races, Surging out of the vast On the crest of wave after wave, for aye To sweep till time be past : — Feel'st thou no wind behind those waves All washing on one way ?
Organs of the invisible Yes, thou hast felt their sway !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On yon ship's heaving shelves. Selfhood that never can contrive — However lightning-like it strive — To escape, in its inmost, deepest dive My ^^i beneath your selves, I built through demiurgic powers, Myriad human hopes and fears. And laboured at this shipwright's task A hundred thousand years.
Think'st thou I framed a vessel vain As earthly ships of wood ? Or that thy voyage never was. And wasted all your blood ? What ! Hast not felt the invisible Nor faintly understood ?
19 Thou hast seen ar...mies serve a name, A rag, a tomb forlorn ; And the tides of men obey a ghost, The ghost of the unborn.
Thou hast felt the Passions' blindest roots Quake up man's silly crust. And rock thy reason from its state And crack its towers to dust.
Thou hast seen the Gods figure forth races, Surging out of the vast On the crest of wave after wave, for aye To sweep till time be past : — Feel'st thou no wind behind those waves All washing on one way ?
Organs of the invisible Yes, thou hast felt their sway !
What to read after Apollo And the Seaman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Trench to read onlineMoreLess
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