Apollo to Christ And Other Verse
Apollo to Christ And Other Verse
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. . . . . . . 52 The i we that Puksubth. .. .. .. 53 An Anniversary [Whom God hath joined). .. 54 Home-Comings. .. .. .. .. 55 Invocation. . . . . . . . . 56 DEDICATION To a Wise Man, dead OMan who liest here with closed eyes, The thing has left thee that once made thee wise ; Tired of the body that here quiet lies It sought the larger freedom of the skies.
APOLLO TO CHRIST I too, have known the thinning of the crowd, The listless hands that told of lifeless prayer ; I, too, have heard the new ...faiths cried aloud Like blatant trumpets filling empty air ; Have seen, like you, the people turn aside And leave a ruined and a joy-fled shrine To seek another Godhead, and abide The coming of a colder heaven than mine.
I, too, was left, a lonely throneless God, My world in ruins and my altars cold, With tired steps a thankless road I trod, My lyre unstrung that men had loved of old. I watched them set your figure on the cross, A broken figure maimed beyond belief, Fit symbol that the world must count as dross And men seek far-off heavens for hope's relief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . . . . . 52 The i we that Puksubth. .. .. .. 53 An Anniversary [Whom God hath joined). .. 54 Home-Comings. .. .. .. .. 55 Invocation. . . . . . . . . 56 DEDICATION To a Wise Man, dead OMan who liest here with closed eyes, The thing has left thee that once made thee wise ; Tired of the body that here quiet lies It sought the larger freedom of the skies.
APOLLO TO CHRIST I too, have known the thinning of the crowd, The listless hands that told of lifeless prayer ; I, too, have heard the new ...faiths cried aloud Like blatant trumpets filling empty air ; Have seen, like you, the people turn aside And leave a ruined and a joy-fled shrine To seek another Godhead, and abide The coming of a colder heaven than mine.
I, too, was left, a lonely throneless God, My world in ruins and my altars cold, With tired steps a thankless road I trod, My lyre unstrung that men had loved of old. I watched them set your figure on the cross, A broken figure maimed beyond belief, Fit symbol that the world must count as dross And men seek far-off heavens for hope's relief.
What to read after Apollo to Christ And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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