Dreams Dust Poems
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His life, that is the one thing wonder-worth; Not how He came, but how He lived on earth. For if gods stoop, and with quaint jugglery Mock nature s laws, how shall that profit thee? The nobler lesson is that mortals can Grow godlike through this baffled front of man!
118 AT LAST EACH race has died and lived and fought for the "true * gods of that poor race, Unconsciously, divinest thought of each race gild ing its god s face. And every race that lives and dies shall make itself some other gods,... Shall build, with mingled truth and lies, new icons from the world-old clods. Through all the tangled creeds and dreams and shifting shibboleths men hold The false-and-true, inwoven, gleams: a matted mass of dross and gold. Prove, then, thy gods in thine own soul; all others gods, for thee, are vain; Nor swerved be, struggling for the goal, by bribe of joy nor threat of pain.
As skulls grow broader, so do faiths; as old tongues clir, old gods die, too, And only ghosts of gods and wraiths may meet the backward-gazer s view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His life, that is the one thing wonder-worth; Not how He came, but how He lived on earth. For if gods stoop, and with quaint jugglery Mock nature s laws, how shall that profit thee? The nobler lesson is that mortals can Grow godlike through this baffled front of man!
118 AT LAST EACH race has died and lived and fought for the "true * gods of that poor race, Unconsciously, divinest thought of each race gild ing its god s face. And every race that lives and dies shall make itself some other gods,... Shall build, with mingled truth and lies, new icons from the world-old clods. Through all the tangled creeds and dreams and shifting shibboleths men hold The false-and-true, inwoven, gleams: a matted mass of dross and gold. Prove, then, thy gods in thine own soul; all others gods, for thee, are vain; Nor swerved be, struggling for the goal, by bribe of joy nor threat of pain.
As skulls grow broader, so do faiths; as old tongues clir, old gods die, too, And only ghosts of gods and wraiths may meet the backward-gazer s view.
What to read after Dreams Dust Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marquis Don to read onlineMoreLess
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