Eleusis, a Poem
Eleusis, a Poem
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The sentinel peaks in splendor vie, And gorgeous ensigns o'er them rear ; And silent air, with rose-red ear, Listens while Phoebus mounts on high.
Eleusis Then sunlight steals to forests deep, And down the mountains to the sea ; And now, where Capri's caverns be, Awakes the sapphire from its sleep.
Eleusis 59 in.
WHAT joy to tread the forest free, To press the sod with daisies pied, And feel the deep and pulsing tide Of Life's fresh vernal mystery !
What joy in forests, when alone, The depths o...f slumbrous aisles to pass, And hear the solemn matin mass That Nature's celebrants intone ; The lofty nave in reverence bows.
The transepts wake from night and sleep, And through the mighty minster sweep The answering antiphones of vows ; And I, with these of one descent, My orisons in concert pay, And out into the full-orbed day Walk consecrated and content.
60 Eleusis IV.
WHAT joy to watch the glittering train Of evening mount the curved sky, And hear the breezes lightly fly To kiss the lips of sighing grain !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sentinel peaks in splendor vie, And gorgeous ensigns o'er them rear ; And silent air, with rose-red ear, Listens while Phoebus mounts on high.
Eleusis Then sunlight steals to forests deep, And down the mountains to the sea ; And now, where Capri's caverns be, Awakes the sapphire from its sleep.
Eleusis 59 in.
WHAT joy to tread the forest free, To press the sod with daisies pied, And feel the deep and pulsing tide Of Life's fresh vernal mystery !
What joy in forests, when alone, The depths o...f slumbrous aisles to pass, And hear the solemn matin mass That Nature's celebrants intone ; The lofty nave in reverence bows.
The transepts wake from night and sleep, And through the mighty minster sweep The answering antiphones of vows ; And I, with these of one descent, My orisons in concert pay, And out into the full-orbed day Walk consecrated and content.
60 Eleusis IV.
WHAT joy to watch the glittering train Of evening mount the curved sky, And hear the breezes lightly fly To kiss the lips of sighing grain !
What to read after Eleusis, a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Rufus Perkins to read onlineMoreLess
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