Ballads Poems And Lyrics Original And Translated
Ballads Poems And Lyrics Original And Translated
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VII.
And the Artist, too the Gifted He whose soul is Heaven-ward lifted i2 1 16 THE BRIDAL OF THE YEAR.
Till it drinketh inspiration At the fountain of the skies ; He, within whose fond embraces Start to life the marble graces; Or, with God-like power presiding, With the potent pencil gliding, O'er the void chaotic canvass Bids the fair creations rise! And the quickened mass obeying Heaves its mountains ; From its fountains Sends the gentle streams a-straying Through the vales, like Love's firs...t feelings Stealing o'er a maiden's heart; The Creator Imitator From his easel forth doth start, And from God's glorious Nature learns anew his Art!
VIII.
But who is this with tresses flowing, Flashing eyes and forehead glowing, From whose lips the thunder-music Pealeth o'er the listening lands? 'Tis the first and last of preachers First and last of priestly teachers ; First arid last of those appointed In the ranks of the anointed; With their songs like swords to sever Tyranny and Falsehood's bands !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII.
And the Artist, too the Gifted He whose soul is Heaven-ward lifted i2 1 16 THE BRIDAL OF THE YEAR.
Till it drinketh inspiration At the fountain of the skies ; He, within whose fond embraces Start to life the marble graces; Or, with God-like power presiding, With the potent pencil gliding, O'er the void chaotic canvass Bids the fair creations rise! And the quickened mass obeying Heaves its mountains ; From its fountains Sends the gentle streams a-straying Through the vales, like Love's firs...t feelings Stealing o'er a maiden's heart; The Creator Imitator From his easel forth doth start, And from God's glorious Nature learns anew his Art!
VIII.
But who is this with tresses flowing, Flashing eyes and forehead glowing, From whose lips the thunder-music Pealeth o'er the listening lands? 'Tis the first and last of preachers First and last of priestly teachers ; First arid last of those appointed In the ranks of the anointed; With their songs like swords to sever Tyranny and Falsehood's bands !
What to read after Ballads Poems And Lyrics Original And Translated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denis Florence Mac Carthy to read onlineMoreLess
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