El Nuevo Mundo a Poem
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a nobler spirit-fall !
III.
THE DEED.
To cross the seas of life, naught su dices save the bark of faith. In that bark the undoubting Columbus set sail, and at his journey s end found a new world. Had that world not then existed, God would have created it in the solitude of the Atlantic, if to no other end than to reward the faith and constancy of that great man.
EMILIO CASTELAR.
THE DEED.
Reach but the heights of truth and every star Trembles and shines for aims you seek and love; The winds bec...ome the pursuivants thereof, Their blare triumphant heralds you afar; No danger can affright, no power can bar The stern endeavor leagued with very thought, The impassioned hope that is right s avatar And sees its substance surely wrought Into the web of time ; He breathes the superb clime Of certain victory, who. Borne by naught From the pursuit his loftiest dreams have sought, Follows the rocky path, however steep, Which lovers of mankind perceive and keep; All forces of the land and sea and air conspire To bring to pass what feeds eternity s desire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a nobler spirit-fall !
III.
THE DEED.
To cross the seas of life, naught su dices save the bark of faith. In that bark the undoubting Columbus set sail, and at his journey s end found a new world. Had that world not then existed, God would have created it in the solitude of the Atlantic, if to no other end than to reward the faith and constancy of that great man.
EMILIO CASTELAR.
THE DEED.
Reach but the heights of truth and every star Trembles and shines for aims you seek and love; The winds bec...ome the pursuivants thereof, Their blare triumphant heralds you afar; No danger can affright, no power can bar The stern endeavor leagued with very thought, The impassioned hope that is right s avatar And sees its substance surely wrought Into the web of time ; He breathes the superb clime Of certain victory, who. Borne by naught From the pursuit his loftiest dreams have sought, Follows the rocky path, however steep, Which lovers of mankind perceive and keep; All forces of the land and sea and air conspire To bring to pass what feeds eternity s desire.
What to read after El Nuevo Mundo a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis James Block to read onlineMoreLess
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