David Westren
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The rolling clouds, the triumph of the winds, Man in his might and woman in her bloom, The lavish heart of childhood, youth's wild hopes, And all the myriad marvels and delights Of this our strange rich life. And while his soul Was borne along the great highway of Time, The steady march of seasons, and the vast Procession of the centuries, beneath The transient stars and changeless void of space — God knoweth whence and whither — swept his life Along with its huge tide, and he rejoiced To feel ...the glorious impulse.
Once again His eyes were quick to greet all gladsome sights, DAVID WESTREN. 121 And passed in tranquil pity o'er those woes Where Man was helpless. But two brief days since, He scarce had marked the early-brooding thrush That quitted not her nest when he drew near, But gazed at him with bright and steady eye As fearless as her love. Yet now all pain Seemed to such precious beauty as the black And barren rocks, whereon a man, who seeks The diamonds lurking in their rugged clefts, Wastes not a sigh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rolling clouds, the triumph of the winds, Man in his might and woman in her bloom, The lavish heart of childhood, youth's wild hopes, And all the myriad marvels and delights Of this our strange rich life. And while his soul Was borne along the great highway of Time, The steady march of seasons, and the vast Procession of the centuries, beneath The transient stars and changeless void of space — God knoweth whence and whither — swept his life Along with its huge tide, and he rejoiced To feel ...the glorious impulse.
Once again His eyes were quick to greet all gladsome sights, DAVID WESTREN. 121 And passed in tranquil pity o'er those woes Where Man was helpless. But two brief days since, He scarce had marked the early-brooding thrush That quitted not her nest when he drew near, But gazed at him with bright and steady eye As fearless as her love. Yet now all pain Seemed to such precious beauty as the black And barren rocks, whereon a man, who seeks The diamonds lurking in their rugged clefts, Wastes not a sigh.
What to read after David Westren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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