Christmas Eve And Other Poems
Christmas Eve And Other Poems
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24 IN CITY CREEK CANYON.
No voice of bird charms the entranced air, And yet the very stillness seems to chant An unheard requiem to the day, and there Are strains more sweet by far than ever wind Hath wafted to the ear from harp or lyre Touched by a human hand; a visitant Unseen bears them upon her trembling wings Straight from the ethereal lute of Silence, shrined In twilight shades of wooded aisle and spire; And audible to the inward ear alone. She breathes her deep mute music, and the end An...d the beginning into one strain blend: Which is life, love and immortality.
THE SKY SEEMS DESOLATE.
The sky seems desolate to-day; The birds that fly across the grey An evil portent seem to bring To me, with heavy-flapping wing; The piping of the wren is wrought With melancholy; winds have cauglit The plaintive pulsings of the sea; Even the overbrimming glee Of brook and spring is blent With murmurings of discontent; The sun, the old untiring sun, Seems weary of the task begun This morn, and toils across the sky As if his pathway were too high, 2f> THE SKY SEEMS DESOLATE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
24 IN CITY CREEK CANYON.
No voice of bird charms the entranced air, And yet the very stillness seems to chant An unheard requiem to the day, and there Are strains more sweet by far than ever wind Hath wafted to the ear from harp or lyre Touched by a human hand; a visitant Unseen bears them upon her trembling wings Straight from the ethereal lute of Silence, shrined In twilight shades of wooded aisle and spire; And audible to the inward ear alone. She breathes her deep mute music, and the end An...d the beginning into one strain blend: Which is life, love and immortality.
THE SKY SEEMS DESOLATE.
The sky seems desolate to-day; The birds that fly across the grey An evil portent seem to bring To me, with heavy-flapping wing; The piping of the wren is wrought With melancholy; winds have cauglit The plaintive pulsings of the sea; Even the overbrimming glee Of brook and spring is blent With murmurings of discontent; The sun, the old untiring sun, Seems weary of the task begun This morn, and toils across the sky As if his pathway were too high, 2f> THE SKY SEEMS DESOLATE.
What to read after Christmas Eve And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Charles Maurice Stebbins to read onlineMoreLess
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