Ballads And Sonnets
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He may fail in the task of working out What he has laid before him as a plan, And sink before the crescent culminates ALEXIS. 95 And shines an orb, as vessels sink at sea, Reaching no port. But now he tears away The dreamer from his being, calling out To all his fellows (for in him the wish To see them reach the purer heights of life Shoots from the rest, and claims his deepest thought, As high hills claim the sun) to rise and take The nobler pathway, working on and up ; Not resting, though the... sweat be in our eyes Blinding our motions, till the brute be shorn From out our being, and we stand erect, The earth beneath our feet, the sky above, And right before us all the nobler path That narrows not as earthly pathways do, But ever broadens as it reaches up Until it ends beside the feet of God.
DAFT A I LIE.
^\AFT Ailie cam' in by the auld brig-en' As the sunlicht, saU an' sweet, Fell doon on the laigh, white wa's o' the toon, An' the lang, quate, single street.
It fell on her sair-worn, wrinkled face, An' on hei thin gray hair; But the licht that lay in her een was a licht That shouldna hae been there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He may fail in the task of working out What he has laid before him as a plan, And sink before the crescent culminates ALEXIS. 95 And shines an orb, as vessels sink at sea, Reaching no port. But now he tears away The dreamer from his being, calling out To all his fellows (for in him the wish To see them reach the purer heights of life Shoots from the rest, and claims his deepest thought, As high hills claim the sun) to rise and take The nobler pathway, working on and up ; Not resting, though the... sweat be in our eyes Blinding our motions, till the brute be shorn From out our being, and we stand erect, The earth beneath our feet, the sky above, And right before us all the nobler path That narrows not as earthly pathways do, But ever broadens as it reaches up Until it ends beside the feet of God.
DAFT A I LIE.
^\AFT Ailie cam' in by the auld brig-en' As the sunlicht, saU an' sweet, Fell doon on the laigh, white wa's o' the toon, An' the lang, quate, single street.
It fell on her sair-worn, wrinkled face, An' on hei thin gray hair; But the licht that lay in her een was a licht That shouldna hae been there.
What to read after Ballads And Sonnets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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