Calaynos a Tragedy
Calaynos a Tragedy
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1G(F CALAVNOS.
Like the dull sound a flying courser makes, When urged to speed along the yielding sod. Some of the deer have broken through the pale, And gambol nimbly 'neath the winking stars. Bright nightly watchers, tell your secrets now ; Unfold to me the mystery of your being ; Say why ye came, how long ye thus have kept Your faithful vigils o'er this atom, earth. Were you but formed for man to gaze upon, To flatter him, and puff his spirit up ; Or in creation's scale do ye hold place Of m...ore import than sages ever dreamed ? Ye misty pleiads, where has gone the star That, ages since, among ye disappeared ? How men with wild conjectures vex their minds, To find what cause could blot that fiery orb : Yet if a brother mortal leaves his sphere, From this vast human firmament struck out, They pass the lifeless clay without a thought * Of why he left, or where his elements.
Pale, dusty path, that, in the depths of space, A TRAGEDY. 16] Hangs like a smoky track behind the wheel Of some vast, burning orb ; but, to the sage, Resolves to starry pebbles paving heaven Nay, to great suns, to satellites, to systems, In myriad numbers whirling on through space O, what is far beyond you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1G(F CALAVNOS.
Like the dull sound a flying courser makes, When urged to speed along the yielding sod. Some of the deer have broken through the pale, And gambol nimbly 'neath the winking stars. Bright nightly watchers, tell your secrets now ; Unfold to me the mystery of your being ; Say why ye came, how long ye thus have kept Your faithful vigils o'er this atom, earth. Were you but formed for man to gaze upon, To flatter him, and puff his spirit up ; Or in creation's scale do ye hold place Of m...ore import than sages ever dreamed ? Ye misty pleiads, where has gone the star That, ages since, among ye disappeared ? How men with wild conjectures vex their minds, To find what cause could blot that fiery orb : Yet if a brother mortal leaves his sphere, From this vast human firmament struck out, They pass the lifeless clay without a thought * Of why he left, or where his elements.
Pale, dusty path, that, in the depths of space, A TRAGEDY. 16] Hangs like a smoky track behind the wheel Of some vast, burning orb ; but, to the sage, Resolves to starry pebbles paving heaven Nay, to great suns, to satellites, to systems, In myriad numbers whirling on through space O, what is far beyond you ?
What to read after Calaynos a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boker, George H. (George Henry), 1823-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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